Oncology

The branch of medicine dealing with the study, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer (tumors) is oncology, and the physicians who practice oncology are called oncologists. There are a number of diagnostic methods, including biopsy, endoscopy, blood tests, and radiological techniques. Once diagnosed, there are also multiple treatment techniques, including surgery, chemotherapy, and radiology. See below to locate an oncologist.

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