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We believe far too many people still struggle to find information about treatments that can save their lives
What is it about?
We believe far too many people still struggle to find information about treatments that can save their lives. SurvivorNet is closing this gap by creating a deep, video-based educational resource for patients featuring top physicians and researchers around the country. To create patient-focused educational content, the company is working with physicians at leading NCCN-designated cancer centers such as The National Cancer Institute, Dana-Farber, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Stanford, NYU, and M.D. Anderson.
App Details
Version
3.0
Rating
NA
Size
22Mb
Genre
Health & Fitness
Last updated
May 23, 2019
Release date
January 27, 2019
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App Store Description
We believe far too many people still struggle to find information about treatments that can save their lives. SurvivorNet is closing this gap by creating a deep, video-based educational resource for patients featuring top physicians and researchers around the country. To create patient-focused educational content, the company is working with physicians at leading NCCN-designated cancer centers such as The National Cancer Institute, Dana-Farber, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Stanford, NYU, and M.D. Anderson.
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