Clinical Trials
Cancer Care
Clinical Trials
Clinical Trials
A number of clinical research trials are available through the Hope Center at Cartersville Medical Center. Please feel free to contact your physician for further information about clinical trials that may be available for your condition. For more information about clinical trials visit www.nih.gov, www.clinicaltrials.gov and www.cancer.gov.
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