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UT Southwestern breaks ground on $177M radiation oncology campus in Fort Worth

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UT Southwestern Medical Center broke ground May 12 on a $177 million radiation oncology campus that will provide advanced therapies for patients of Fort Worth, TX, the nation’s 12th-largest city.

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