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How Diagnosis Works: Pathology
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Proper cancer treatment requires appropriate diagnosis. That starts with pathology, which determines the type and stage of cancer. 
Cancer Research
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We are constantly conducting clinical trials to bring new treatments to our patients. Learn about how to qualify for various research studies.
Metastatic Cancer
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We stay at the forefront of the latest advances in treatment options for this more complex cancer, with a focus on beating the disease and improving your quality of life.
Children’s Cancers
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Children need extra special care. That’s why we’ve built a cancer program dedicated to their needs at Legacy’s award-winning Randall Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emanuel.
Nurse Navigators
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Oncology nurse navigators are registered nurses trained in cancer care who can act as a guide for patients through their cancer journey. 
Group Collaboration
Staff group collaboration
Our specialists work as a tightly knit team, meeting regularly to examine your diagnosis, treatment strategy and support needs. 
Cancer Support Services
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We care for your physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs, with a focus on quality of life, both during and after treatment. 
Classes, Support Groups and Events
Breast cancer support group of women
Legacy provides a wide range of groups and classes to support you and your family through the diagnosis, treatment and recovery of cancer.
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Why Legacy for Cancer Care
Find out what makes our cancer programs among the best in the nation.
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Find a cancer care specialist who is right for you.

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