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Speculation abounds, particularly in the case of cancer. But no studies have proven in a
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One particular patient who was facing the fact that she would die from cancer reveals an
important lesson for the oncologist about listening and caring. Medical oncologists have a …

When catastrophic illness strikes, someone close to the patient—a spouse, child, grandchild,
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You hear that a friend has cancer. You want to help, but you're not entirely sure how. Pamela
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You are working as a medical oncologist, being familiar to guide patients with incurable
cancer. Often, your patients are severely ill. Although a large majority of these patients will …

The Journey Through Cancer is an essential guide for all cancer patients, their families, and
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Until recently, cancer has often been interpreted as preparation for death. But, with the
advance in medicine, today more cancer patients are cured and return to society. Thus …

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