Radiation oncologists meet with Congress to advocate for increased access to care, reduced treatment delays

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Radiation oncologists met with congressional leaders and staff May 17 to ask for their support of policies to bolster access and equity in cancer care, as part of the American Society for Radiation Oncology Advocacy Day.

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