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Imaging after thyroid cancer treatment does not necessarily mean better outcomes, study finds More imaging after thyroid cancer treatment identifies recurrence, but it does not always improve survival, a new study suggests. Read more about Imaging after thyroid cancer treatment does not necessarily mean better outcomes, study finds	Find a Clinical Trial Find a Clinical Trial Phase of Trial (See below for explanations of each phase) Read more about Find a Clinical Trial	Treatment Information During the consultation visit, your Radiation Oncologist (and a Resident Physician, Nurse Practitioner, or Physician’s Assistant) will examine you and reconfirm your diagnosis with the use of your x-rays, medical images and pathology to determine and discuss your treatment options. Once it is determined that you will undergo a course of radiation therapy, your simulation/ treatment planning visit will be scheduled. Read more about Treatment Information	Radiation Oncology Radiation therapy (irradiation) is the use of high-energy radiation -- primarily X-rays -- to kill cancer cells. Read more about Radiation Oncology
New Technology Separates Aggressive from Non-Aggressive Breast Cancer When a woman is diagnosed with the earliest stage of breast cancer, how aggressive should her treatment be? Read more about New Technology Separates Aggressive from Non-Aggressive Breast Cancer	Make a Gift to the Breast Cancer Program Breast cancer impacts over 245,000 women in the United States; and is the most common cancer in women, except for skin cancers. To make a gift, use our online form Or, contact: Amanda Knapp, Senior Associate Director of Development, Cancer Programs Michigan Medicine Office of Development 777 E. Eisenhower Pkwy., Suite 650 Ann Arbor, MI 48108 Read more about Make a Gift to the Breast Cancer Program	Give to Bladder Cancer Research Bladder cancer impacts over 80,000 adults in the United States every year To make a gift, use our online form Or, contact: Amanda N. Smith, Associate Director of Development, Cancer Programs University of Michigan Office of Development 1000 Oakbrook Drive, Suite 100 Ann Arbor, MI \| 48104 office: 734-647-2742 \| [email protected] Read more about Give to Bladder Cancer Research	Preserving Fertility During Cancer Treatment For many young women diagnosed with cancer, concerns about fertility can be so important they influence critical decisions about treatment. Read more about Preserving Fertility During Cancer Treatment
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