Clinical trials at Union Memorial hospital provide hope for women battling breast cancer
Clinical trials offer hope for cancer survivors
Posted: 10/20/2011
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, we've been bringing you stories from survivors, hospitals and advocates.
We take a look at clinical trials providing hope for breast cancer patients right here in our back yard.
Samantha Seinfield who was stage four signed up for a clinical trial at Union Memorial.
Four years later, doctors say the disease has not progressed. Doctors say Seinfield has minimum side effects.
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