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NHRMC Physician Leads Clinical Trial to Reduce Cancer Side Effects

April 24, 2018/in Wilmington

Thanks to Dr. Patrick Maguire and his colleagues, patients who undergo radiation treatment and chemotherapy for head and neck cancer may no longer have to suffer its most intense side effects. Maguire, a radiation oncologist with New Hanover Regional Medical Center Radiation Oncology, led a study that showed head and neck cancer patients may be cured even when the radiation therapy dosage to areas surrounding their visible cancer is dramatically reduced. >>READ MORE

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Cancer Clinical Trials Questions and Answers

August 15, 2016/in Wilmington
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New Hanover Regional Medical Center is pleased to be able to offer clinical trials for some of our cancer patients. Clinical trials are one way cancer patients can access the latest medications. The hope is always that the medication or course of treatment being trialed is a better way to treat cancer. >>READ MORE

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  • Asheville, NC – Messino
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  • Florence, SC
  • Fort Myers, FL
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  • Hendersonville, NC
  • Hendersonville, NC – Advent Health
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  • Martinsville, VA
  • New Bern, NC
  • Pinehurst, NC
  • Richmond, VA
  • Rocky Mount, NC
  • Savannah, GA
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