What is the National Comprehensive Cancer Network?
ANSWER
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network is a non-profit alliance of 26 cancer centers throughout the U.S. that treat all cancers. Experts from NCCN cancer centers diagnose and treat all cancers, with a particular focus on complex, aggressive, or uncommon cancers.
From: Lung Cancer Resources WebMD Medical Reference
Reviewed by Melinda Ratini on May 15, 2019
SOURCES:
National Comprehensive Cancer Network.
American Cancer Society.
American Lung Association.
American Society of Clinical Oncology.
SOURCES:
National Comprehensive Cancer Network.
American Cancer Society.
American Lung Association.
American Society of Clinical Oncology.
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