Dr Roy Jensen | Director
In this KC Cares interview, we delve into the transformative work of the University of Kansas Cancer Center with Dr. Roy Jensen. The center, serving around 55,000 unique patients annually, is at the forefront of cancer care, offering cutting-edge clinical trials and comprehensive patient navigation. Specializing in various types of cancer, with a significant focus on breast cancer, the center collaborates with other National Cancer Institute-designated centers across the U.S. As a nonprofit, their mission extends beyond patient care to include the education of future cancer professionals. Dr. Jensen also discusses the challenges of meeting the increasing demand for cancer care and the importance of prevention. Discover more about the center’s impactful work and Dr. Jensen’s inspiring journey in this insightful interview.
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