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NCRI 2019 | Managing patients’ fear of cancer progression

Phyllis Butow • 7 Nov 2019
NCRI 2019
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Phyllis Butow, Dip Ed, MClinPsych, MPH, PhD, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, talks about a topic that usually goes under the radar – when patients have a fear of cancer progression (FCP), one of the most prevalent concerns among patients. Recorded at the 2019 National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Annual Cancer Conference, in Glasgow, UK.
For more information about the NCRI Cancer Conference, visit https://conference.ncri.org.uk.

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