it was an ambitious plan…to raise $5 million to purchase new life saving diagnostic equipment for the cancer clinic in Kelowna. Now just one year later, that plan is coming to fruition after all the money was successfully raised. And it means the Okanagan will be getting its first OET/CT scanner. Klaudia Van Emmerik has the latest.
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More lives expected to be saved after successful fundraising efforts by the B.C. Cancer Foundation to bring the first PET/CT scanner to the Okanagan
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