State calls for more cancer facilities
Projected rise in cases spurs push for centers
The rising number of Massachusetts residents with cancer will outstrip the capacity of radiation treatment facilities within four years, say public health officials, who for the first time in 13 years are asking hospitals that do not already offer such therapy to build expensive new treatment centers. (Full article: 983 words)
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