Norton Cancer Institute – Shelbyville
Norton Cancer Institute is a regional leader in cancer prevention, treatment, research and survivorship.
In addition to our current, state-of-the-art therapies, Norton Cancer Institute provides a gateway to National Cancer Institute- and industry-sponsored cancer clinical research trials, offering promising new options. Combined with Norton Cancer Institute’s suite of support services and resources, you and your loved ones will find everything you need to feel empowered through the journey.
Address:
131 Stonecrest Road, Suite 100
Shelbyville, KY 40065
Main Phone: 502-633-7093
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With reconstructed knee, Louisville goalie returns to the pitch with confidence and plans for college
Soccer is a big part of Gregory “Trey” Murphy’s life. Trey is a goalie, and he plays on both a high school team and a travel team. Soccer came to a sudden and painful halt […]
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Face masks, neck gaiters, shields: What to wear?
As we’re moving indoors more and considering ways to celebrate the holidays, choosing between neck gaiters, face masks, shields and other face coverings takes on new importance. Neck gaiters The Centers for Disease Control and […]
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Last season’s flu was heaviest in West Louisville, South Louisville
Parts of southern and western Louisville were hit particularly hard by the flu last season, according to diagnoses and testing by Norton Healthcare providers — suggesting people in these areas should be especially mindful of [...]
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Women report improvement in days after Botox for overactive bladder
Letitia Walter wasn’t going to let an overactive bladder get the best of her. When she began to need an unusual number of trips to the bathroom both day and night, she didn’t wait to […]
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Is it just a rash or inflammatory breast cancer?
Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is form of breast cancer that often can be mistaken for a rash, allergic reaction or minor infection. Although it is aggressive and fast-growing, it is rare, accounting for 1% to […]
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