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The cancer centre of Loyola Medicine, offering multidisciplinary cancer care, screening, second opinions, clinical trials and survivor support.
Loyola Medicine's cancer service page is headed Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center and says patients can expect multidisciplinary care from its oncology team, with evidence-based care and access to clinical trials. It says it delivers a continuum of care for a broad range of cancers in all stages, plus prevention and screening, and counselling and support for survivors and their families. Its listed treatments include bone marrow stem cell transplant, CAR T-cell therapy, chemotherapy, radiation therapy including proton beam radiotherapy, and surgical oncology. It welcomes second opinions. A news item on the page names William Small, Jr. as director of the centre.
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