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The University of Wisconsin Carbone 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, the UW Carbone 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. Learn more
To refer a patient to the UW Carbone Cancer Center: contact Cancer Connect: 800-622-8922.


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Our histology service performs a wide variety of routine and specialized histotechnology methods, preparation of histologic sections from both paraffin-embedded and frozen tissue, enzyme histochemistry and immunohistochemistry.
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The UW Prostate and Genitourinary Cancer Program and the Carbone Cancer Center collaborate to bring urologists, medical oncologists and radiation oncologists together to provide patients with innovative techniques in prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Learn
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Oncology Grand Rounds |
weekly
No Grand Round | July 1
McArdle
Seminars | weekly
Heads Up! Golf Outing | July 27
Bucket of Hope Junior Golf outings (various dates)
Windsor Area Garden Walk (July 17-18)
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