Cervical Cancer Center - Lansing, MI
Lansing Oncologist Doctors for Cervical 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 Lansing * Sparrow Regional Cancer Center  Sparrow Regional Cancer Center  Sparrow Regional Cancer Center  Breslin Cancer Center MSU  Red Cedar Oncology  Advantage Health Clinic  At Home Doctors  Oaklawn Oncology & Hematology  Mid Michigan Gratiot Cancer Ctr  Mid Michigan Gratiot Cancer Ctr  Spectrum Health Cancer Care Ctr  Community Cancer Center  Univ MI Comprhnsv Cancr HEM ONC  Univ Of Michigan Health Sys Hem  University MI Cmprhnsv Cncr Ctr  Grand Blanc Surgical Specialist  University MI Cmprhnsv Cncr Ctr  Comprehensive Cancer Center  University MI Cmprhnsv Cncr Ctr  University MI Cmprhnsv Cncr Ctr  University MI Cmprhnsv Cncr Ctr  University MI Cmprhnsv Cncr Ctr  University MI Cmprhnsv Cncr Ctr  Univ Mchgn Hemtlgy/Onclgy  University Mich Comp Canc Ctr  Univ Michigan Cmprhnsv Cncr Ctr  Comprehensive Cancer Center  University Mich Comp Canc Ctr  Univ Michigan Cmprhnsv Cncr Ctr  Comprehensive Cancer Center  University Michigan Brst Cr Ctr  Toledo Clinic Oncology  Huron Valley Sinai Rdtn Onlgy  Newland Medical Associates  West Michigan Cancer Center  Lawrence E Pawl MD  Cancer & Hematology Ctrs W MI  Breast Care & Surgical Oncology  Cancer & Hematology Ctrs W MI  Cancer & Hematology Ctrs W MI  Cancer & Hematology Ctrs W MI  Josephine Ford Cancer Center  Malgorzata Sobilo MD  Boyd Cosmetic Surgical Institut  Oakland Medical Group  Richard D Keidan MD  William Beaumont Hosp Ortho  William Beaumont Hosp Ortho  Oakwood Dearborn Hem/Onc Lansing, MichiganUpcoming Local Events2013-05-18
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