St. Vincent’s Medical Center offers leading edge breast cancer technology
The latest injectable dye could be a game changer for some breast cancer patients.
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Oct 23, 2023, 2:21 PM
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Updated 190 days ago
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The Hartford Healthcare Cancer Institute at St. Vincent’s Medical Center is the first in the state to offer leading edge breast cancer technology. The latest injectable dye could be a game changer for some breast cancer patients. Breast cancer surgeon Dr. Valerie Brutus explains.
