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R. A. Bloch Cancer Foundation

4410 Main Street; Kansas City, MO 64111

http://www.blochcancer.org

816.932.8453 800.433.0464; 816.931.7486 (fax)

Robert H. Lurie Cancer Center; Northwestern University

Galter Pavillion; 675 N. St. Clair 21st Floor; Chicago, IL 60611

http://www.lurie.northwestern.edu

866.587.4322; 312.695.1166 (fax)

cancer@northwestern.edu

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center; Cancer Information Service

1475 NW 12th Avenue; Miami, FL 33136

http://www.sylvester.org

305.243.1000 800.545.2292

The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

1311 Mamaroneck Avenue; White Plains, NY 10605

http://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org

914.949.5213 800.955.4572; 914.949.6691 (f)

University of Chicago; Cancer Research Center

5841 South Maryland Avenue; Chicago, IL 60637

http://www.uchospitals.edu/specialties/cancer

773.702.1000 877.824.0660

USC/Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center

1441 Eastlake Avenue; Los Angeles, CA 90033

http://ccnt.hsc.usc.edu

323.865.3913

UW Comprehensive Cancer Center

600 Highland Avenue K5/601; Madison, WI 53792-6164

http://www.cancer.wisc.edu

608.263.8600 800.622.8922; 608.263.8613 (fax)

Women's Cancer Resource Center

5741 Telegraph Avenue; Oakland, CA 94609

http://www.wcrc.org

510.420.7900 888.421.7900; 510.601.4045 (fax)

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