But cancer most commonly spreads to the bones that are close to the center of the body. The spine is the most common place for a bone metastasis to form. Other common areas for bone metastases include the thigh bone, upper arm bone, ribs, hips, and skull.
A degree program in multidisciplinary studies is more or less an extension of that general education program. Students choose courses that focus around several general subject areas. The two-year associate's degree requires applicants to hold a high school diploma or equivalent.
Our multidisciplinary teams include oncology surgeons, radiologists, medical oncologists, pathologists, and advanced practice nurses with expertise in pancreatic cancer and other gastrointestinal cancers. The benefits of our multidisciplinary and highly experienced teams include: