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Cancer Care Consultants, Freeman Memorial Hospital win grant to improve access

Published in Lab Business Week, November 7th, 2004

Cancer Care Consultants, a Southern California radiation oncology practice, in conjunction with Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital, has received a $3.5 million disparity grant from the National Cancer Institute to improve access to clinical trials for patients with breast cancer, prostate cancer, and other malignancies that afflict the community which they serve.

The grant funds the Urban Latino African American Cancer (ULAAC) Disparity Project which helps provide access to breakthrough medical treatment for those groups who historically experience low levels of participation in clinical trials. Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital's department of radiation oncology currently...

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