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Rogel Cancer Center Patient and Family Support Services Program is sponsored by Michigan Medicine, Rogel Cancer Center. This program provides support services to cancer patients and their families, addressing burdens such as psychology, social work, art therapy, nutrition, and financial assistance. A university's oncology program could seek funding to enhance or expand such services.
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Rogel Cancer Center Patient and Family Support Services Program is funded by Michigan Medicine, Rogel Cancer Center. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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