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LUNG CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION EXPANDS RESEARCH ADVOCATES

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Volunteers provide patient and caregiver perspective to foundation's grant award process
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LUNG CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION EXPANDS RESEARCH ADVOCATES

Volunteers provide patient and caregiver perspective to foundation's grant award process

·United States
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Het NieuwsbladHet Nieuwsblad

Man (63) with Lung Cancer Has to Wait Two Months for Urgent PET-CT Scan, and He Is Far From the only One: “It Is a Bottleneck”

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·Belgium
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Het Nieuwsblad broke the news in Belgium on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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