Anal Cancer Center - Burlington, NC
Burlington Oncologist Doctors for Anal CancerType of Physician: Oncologist What is a Oncologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine. Oncologists specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of all types of cancer and other benign and malignant tumors. They decide on and administer chemotherapy as well as consult with surgeons and radiotherapists on other treatments for cancer. Specialty: Medical Oncology Common Name: Cancer Doctor Oncologist Doctors in Burlington * Alamance Regional Cancer Center  Alamance Regional Cancer Center  Moses Cone Regional Cancer Ctr  Lineberger Cmprhnsve Cncr Ctr  Lineberger Cmprhnsve Cncr Ctr  UNC Hospital Oncology/Hmtlgy  UNC Hospital Oncology/Hmtlgy  UNC Hospital Oncology/Hmtlgy  UNC Hospital Oncology/Hmtlgy  UNC Hospital Oncology/Hmtlgy  UNC Hospital Oncology/Hmtlgy  UNC Clinical Cancer Ctr Hem/Onc  Duke Oncology Network  Smith Mcmichael Cancer Center  Duke Cancer Care Resrch Program  Preston Robert Tisch Brain Ctr  Duke Univ Cncr Inst Genitourina  Duke University Medical Center  Duke University Medical Ctr ONC  Duke University Medical Ctr Onc  Duke Univ Cncr Inst Genitourina  Duke University Medical Center  Duke Univ Cncr Inst Genitourina  Duke Univ Cncr Inst Genitourina  Duke Cancer Center  Duke University Medical Center  Duke University Medical Center  Duke University Medical Center  Duke Medical Center Oncology  Duke Medical Center Oncology  Duke University Medical Center  Duke University Medical Center  Duke University Medical Center  Duke University Med Ctr Onclgy  Duke Univ Cncr Inst Genitourina  Duke University Medical Center  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Adult Bone Marrow Trnsplnt Clnc  Duke University Med Ctr Onclgy  Duk Unv Hlth Systm Onclgy Srgry  Randolph Cancer Center  Randolph Cancer Center  Cancer Centers Of NC  Wake Forest Univ Bptst Hmt/Onc  Wake Forest Univ Bptst Hmt/Onc  Wake Forest Univ Baptst OTO  Duke Hematology Oncology Rlgh  Maria Parham Med Ctr ONC  Maria Parham Med Ctr ONC  Franklin County Cancer Center Burlington, North CarolinaUpcoming Local Events2013-06-08
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