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News|Videos|August 2, 2015

Talking to Your Doctor About Your Diagnosis

Episodes in this series

EP. 1 Being Diagnosed With Cancer

EP. 1 Being Diagnosed With Cancer

EP. 2 Talking to Your Doctor About Your Diagnosis

EP. 2 Talking to Your Doctor About Your Diagnosis

EP. 3 Learning About Your Prognosis

EP. 3 Learning About Your Prognosis

EP. 4 Cancer and Family Matters

EP. 4 Cancer and Family Matters

EP. 5 Myths About Cancer and Treatment

EP. 5 Myths About Cancer and Treatment

EP. 6 Logistics, Appointments, and Clinical Trials

EP. 6 Logistics, Appointments, and Clinical Trials

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