New medical practice aims to defy odds

Launching an oncology practice is a rare act these days. It requires a counterintuitive mindset, patience and, among other necessities, a lot of capital.


  • By Mark Gordon
  • | 4:00 p.m. July 15, 2020
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Eight doctors helped launch  Advocate Radiation Oncology. From left, Drs. Arie Dosoretz, David Rice, Graciela Garton, Amy Fox, James Rubenstein, Alan Brown and Daniel Dosoretz. Not pictured Dr. Michael Katin.
Eight doctors helped launch Advocate Radiation Oncology. From left, Drs. Arie Dosoretz, David Rice, Graciela Garton, Amy Fox, James Rubenstein, Alan Brown and Daniel Dosoretz. Not pictured Dr. Michael Katin.
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The Dosoretz family is building a dynasty of oncology doctors — with Southwest Florida the focal point.  

The patriarch, the late Dr. Bernardo Dosoretz, was a radiation oncologist in his native Argentina. He was a pioneer in the field whose grandson, Dr. Arie Dosoretz, calls “a giant in radiation oncology in South America.”

 

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