Cancer Care Improvements Have Come ‘Leaps and Bounds’ Over the Years
Colleen Moretti: Where have we seen the most of the advancements or improvements in oncology care over the years?
Dr. Miriam Atkins: That’s a great question and I can certainly answer that because I’ve been doing oncology since 1993 — so almost 30 years so I’ve seen a lot of changes, and it’s makes me very happy.
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