The UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center is nationally recognized for its “multidisciplinary” approach to cancer care, giving patients the benefit of many specialists in one place, often in one visit. Our exceptional clinical teams treat patients with the highest quality and most compassionate care.
In 2009, our multidisciplinary programs will move into The NC Cancer Hospital. This new state-of-the art facility will help shape the future of cancer care.
Our patients are at the center of everything we do. Here are their stories, which they share to offer comfort and hope to those who are facing cancer.
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“Keeping an Aggressive Offense”When Butch Davis was selected as UNC’s head football coach, he had no idea that he would end up working with another UNC team – one composed of oncologists. More Butch Davis, Chapel Hill NC, Cancer Survivor
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“A Different Outlook on Life”Mr. Tim Courtney of Rocky Mount was diagnosed in 2001 with Crohn's disease. During tests to identify the Crohn's disease, it was discovered that he also had kidney cancer in his right kidney. More Tim Courtney, Rocky Mount NC, Cancer Survivor
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“Quality of Life”“With my cancer experience, I know what my body can take, so I knew that the CyberKnife would be the best approach because my quality of life would not be impacted.” More Mimi McDonald, Laurinburg NC, Cancer Survivor
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“Climbing a Mountain”Cancer patients often compare their experience to “climbing a mountain.” Cancer patient Harriet Farb actually did it. In January 2008, she climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise funds for UNC Lineberger. More Harriet Farb, Raleigh NC, Cancer Survivor
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