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Cancer Services is a leading UK-based consultancy specialising in breast cancer care, second opinions, and oncology support. With over 30 years of expertise, we provide personalised medical guidance , access to world-class clinicians, and expert advice on treatment options, clinical trials, and patient support. We work with patients, families, and healthcare organisations to ensure the highest standards of care, offering services such as private cancer consultations, MDT (Multi-Disciplinary Team) optimisation, and leadership training for NHS and healthcare providers. Whether you are seeking a trusted second opinion for breast cancer treatment or expert mentoring for oncology services, Cancer Services is here.
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33-34 Winckley Square, PR1 3JJ, Preston, United Kingdom
- 01618458800
- appointments@cancerservices.co.uk
- cancerservices.co.uk
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