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	Wake Radiology OncologySigns On As Title Sponsor for Devil’s Ridge Charity Golf Classic Carolina Newswire - Wake Radiology Oncology Services has signed on as an Elite sponsor for this year’s Devil’s Ridge Charity Golf Classic, scheduled for Wednesday, September 24 at the Devils Ridge Golf course in Holly Springs. The annual fundraiser goes to support the Prostate Cancer Coalition of North Carolina (PCCNC), a non-profit organization that helps raise awareness of prostate cancer in the state. The organization promotes prostate cancer screening and testing programs, and has a goal of reducing the number of deaths from prostate cancer in the state by 50 percent in five years.
	Wake Radiology Oncology Services Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary Wake Radiology Oncology Services - The staff at Wake Radiology Oncology Services recently celebrated its ten year anniversary. When the practice opened its office a decade ago, it was the Triangle’s first freestanding, full-service outpatient radiation therapy center. Since then, the practice has nearly doubled in size and has introduced newer therapies to treat cancer patients.
	Mark D. Marchand has joined Wake Radiology News and Observer - Mark D. Marchand has joined Wake Radiology as a neuroradiologist. He is part of a team of eight neuroradiologists serving patients through the practice's offices and at WakeMed Health & Hospitals, Johnston Memorial Hospital and Maria Parham Hospital.
	Wake Radiology Oncology Signs on as Healthcare Sponsor for American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life Wake Radiology - Wake Radiology Oncology Services announced today that it will partner this year with the American Cancer Society for the 2008 Wake County Relay For Life events. As the Wake County Healthcare sponsor, the practice will support four of the 2008 Relay For Life events, held at locations throughout the county. This marks the fifth year that Wake Radiology has sponsored the annual program.
	Wake Radiology Sponsors American Cancer Society Fundraiser Wake Radiology - Wake Radiology was a leading sponsor at this year’s annual Raleigh Roundup. The event, which benefits the American Cancer Society, was held Friday, November 9 at the Kerr Scott Building in Raleigh. This marked the 11th year of the roundup, which is hosted by the volunteers of the Red Sword Guild.
	Philanthropy: Information about corporate giving Raleigh News and Observer - Wake Radiology contributed $5,000 to co-sponsor the Junior League of Raleigh's annual Preview Gala for the 2007 A Shopping Spree, which helps fund the Junior League of Raleigh's community youth projects.
	Career Moves: Timothy J. Mihalovich and Nikunj "Nik" P. Wasudev Raleigh News and Observer - Timothy J. Mihalovich and Nikunj "Nik" P. Wasudev joined Wake Radiology Consultants as musculoskeletal radiologists. They will provide consultation at Wake Radiology offices throughout the Triangle.
	Health Officials: BSGI Breast Cancer Scan is Easier, Less Expensive WRAL - Mammography is still the standard in breast cancer screening, but some patients's results can be difficult to interpret. In other cases, a patient’s cancer risk is greater, so doctors want more detail. They might turn to an MRI, but a scan called “Breast Specific Gama Imaging,” or BSGI, is easier and less expensive, according to health officials.
	Wake Radiology Announces Support of Annual Junior League Fundraiser Wake Radiology - Wake Radiology has signed on as a co-sponsor of the Junior League of Raleigh’s annual Preview Gala for the 2007 A Shopping SPREE!
	Free Lecture on Breast Cancer Scheduled in October Wake Radiology - Join Glenn Coates, MS, MD, director of Body MRI Services and Breast MRI, Wake Radiology, on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Cary Academy for a free lecture entitled: Breast Cancer Detection: Beyond the Mammogram.

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