Kaiser to build center to treat cancer patients
6th Sep 2005, 16:01 GMT
Kaiser Permanente has begun planning for a $30 mln cancer center in South San Francisco, hoping to treat more of its seriously ill Bay Area patients instead of sending them elsewhere.
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