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Rotarian’s cycling journey - in cross-country route spelling ‘Help!’ - draws awareness for American Cancer Society volunteer need
Health & SciencePittsburgh Tribune-Review29 May, 11:45 pmAtlasHour
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Rotarian’s cycling journey - in cross-country route spelling ‘Help!’ - draws awareness for American Cancer Society volunteer need

Cancer treatment and the technology and pharmacology that fosters it has come a long way over the decades. But cancer patients, especially those who are elderly or disabled, can’t always get to their appointments on their own. “All the technology in the world doesn’t help if someone can’t get to

By AtlasHour DeskPublished 29 May, 11:45 pm1 min read
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Cancer treatment and the technology and pharmacology that fosters it has come a long way over the decades.

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