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Donna is receiving a new radiation-based treatment, which suggests she's likely being treated at a specialist centre. These cancers are rare, so treatment often requires expertise found in larger hospitals or dedicated cancer centres, not always local ones. This ensures access to the latest therapies and trials.
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