Over time, a feeling of exhaustion and burnout, known as "caregiver fatigue," can make it increasingly difficult to take care of a loved one who has cancer.
Kevin M. Berry
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Articles by Kevin M. Berry
After a cancer diagnosis, patients and their caregivers must decide how much information to share with loved ones, and who should manage the communication plan.
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