The University of Wisconsin Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer
Center is the only comprehensive cancer center in Wisconsin, as
designated by the National
Cancer Institute. An integral part of the UW
School of Medicine and Public Health, our cancer center unites
more than 250 physicians and scientists who work together in translating
discoveries from research laboratories into new treatments that
benefit cancer patients.
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The UWCCC is a world leader in lung cancer
treatment and research. Our specialists in
our multidisciplinary lung cancer clinic take a team approach
when seeing patients with lung cancer, mesothelioma, bronchioloalveolar
carcinoma, and other lung-related malignancies.
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Cancer
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Oncology Grand Rounds | This
week
McArdle
Seminars | This week
Kids with
Courage | July 5
Third Annual Hope Breathes Golf Outing | July
14
Heads Up Golf Outing |
July 28
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Patients with more concerns about their breast cancer
are heavier users of online information according to a
new study. Read more
Pain and Policy Studies Group announces 2008 Fellows
Later Birth Order May Decrease Breast-Cancer Risk among
Women Breast-Fed as Infants
Kiessling among 7 new Wisconsin Academy Fellows
Wei Xu, PhD receives 2008 Shaw Scientist research award
Few Cancer Patients Take Advantage of
Clinical Trials
Wisconsin Kids Exposed to Secondhand Smoke
at Home
Panel
headed by Michael Fiore releases update to 'Treating Tobacco Use
and Dependence'
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