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UChicago Medicine, American Cancer Society to build no-cost lodging for traveling cancer patients

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Patients traveling long distances to the University of Chicago Medicine for cancer treatment will soon have a new place to stay close to its anchor hospital on the city’s South Side, as part of a partnership with the American Cancer Society.

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