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Living with and beyond cancer: ‘Men struggle with low mood more significantly than women after treatment’

Daniel Allen
Posted 04 October 2018 - 15:00

Series looking at different patient population groups and the challenges they face, offering nurses suggestions on how they can provide better support. Here the focus is on men who are living with cancer

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