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Norton Cancer Institute is at the forefront of cancer treatment research. As principal investigators on numerous
trials, our specialist physicians have access to innovative treatments.
Learn more about participating in a clinical trial at Norton Healthcare.
Active gynecologic cancer trials – including cervical cancer, ovarian cancer and uterine cancer – at Norton Cancer Institute include:
Lesbians can get human papillomavirus (HPV), which can lead to cancer, and may be at higher risk because of historical health care barriers that may have caused reluctance to get preventive screenings. Making matters worse, […]
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Perhaps you put off cancer screening tests while staying safer at home. Delays of just a few months in detecting various forms of cancer can make treatment more difficult and reduce chances of survival. Here’s […]
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Photo by Anna May Photography Stephanie Virgin was 29 and hoping to start a family, so ovarian cancer was the last thing on her mind — even when she experienced textbook symptoms. The Louisville native […]
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Lynn Parker, M.D., gynecologic oncologist with Norton Cancer Institute, is on a mission. She’s doing whatever she can to spread the word: There’s a lot that can be done to prevent and treat female cancers. […]
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Each year, more than 200 women are able to see David L. Doering, M.D., for issues requiring surgery for gynecologic cancers. A “Master Surgeon” as designated by the Surgical Review Corp., Dr. Doering uses minimally […]
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Lesbians can get human papillomavirus (HPV), which can lead to cancer, and may be at higher risk because of historical health care barriers that may have caused reluctance to get preventive screenings. Making matters worse, […]
Read Full Story
Perhaps you put off cancer screening tests while staying safer at home. Delays of just a few months in detecting various forms of cancer can make treatment more difficult and reduce chances of survival. Here’s […]
Read Full Story
Photo by Anna May Photography Stephanie Virgin was 29 and hoping to start a family, so ovarian cancer was the last thing on her mind — even when she experienced textbook symptoms. The Louisville native […]
Read Full Story
Lynn Parker, M.D., gynecologic oncologist with Norton Cancer Institute, is on a mission. She’s doing whatever she can to spread the word: There’s a lot that can be done to prevent and treat female cancers. […]
Read Full Story
Each year, more than 200 women are able to see David L. Doering, M.D., for issues requiring surgery for gynecologic cancers. A “Master Surgeon” as designated by the Surgical Review Corp., Dr. Doering uses minimally […]
Read Full Story
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