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With Cancer, Communication is Key

Publish date: November 22, 2011

 

n this roundtable discussion from the Chicago Supportive Oncology Conference, Dr. Michael J. Fisch and Dr. Anthony Back discuss the importance of effective communication with cancer patients and some exciting studies that are underway.

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