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Heal

Spring 2020
Volume8
Issue 2

Overheard on Social Media, Advice From People Like You

Author(s):

Jessica Skarzynski

We asked our readers, what do you wish you could change about cancer care?

We asked our audience what you could change about cancer care, here’s what they had to say.

cancer care survivorship
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Speaking Up About Head and Neck Cancers
Memory Issues? Acid Reflux Drugs Could Be To Blame
Laughing Through Lymphoma
Thriving With Incurable Cancer
Childhood Cancer Survivors See Uptick in Colorectal Polyps
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