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Rose Medical Center Cancer Report
Welcome to the Annual Cancer Reports for Rose Medical Center. Here you will find information about the cancer program at Rose Medical Center.
Following are links to the 2002, 2001, and 2000 Cancer Reports highlighting cancer activities for 2001, 2000, and 1999 respectfully:
Rose Medical Center was established by Denver's Jewish community in 1949 as the nation's first privately sponsored, post-World War II hospital. The facility gradually expanded to 420 beds and attracted primary care physicians and specialists from nearly every field of medicine. Today Rose is recognized for its clinical research; prevention and treatment programs; sports medicine, including a nationally renowned joint replacement program; and comprehensive women's and children's health services.
General oncology service is offered with special emphasis on breast cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Rose also has an ABBI system enabling surgeons precise, yet minimally invasive breast biopsies.
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