By the Numbers
Receiving a cancer diagnosis often means navigating numbers, such as estimates of the chance of recurrence. But cancer patients...
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Receiving a cancer diagnosis often means navigating numbers, such as estimates of the chance of recurrence. But cancer patients...
After being diagnosed with cancer, some patients consider getting a second opinion. This may involve a pathologist confirming a...
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Cancer Today empowers readers to be active and involved in their treatment and survivor experiences.
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