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SOME 180 BREAST CANCER PATIENTS ARE CURRENTLY BEING TREATED AT GPHC

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The oncology department at the Georgetown Public Hospital currently treats an average of 180 breast cancer patients monthly at the facility, including two men. More from Joel Vogt

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