Cancer Survivorship
Two million people in the UK are living with a diagnosis of cancer. Some will have been recently diagnosed, so will be in shock and heading for active treatment; some will be approaching the end of their life; some will have practically forgotten they have had a cancer diagnosis; and others will be living with late effects - the consequences of the disease or its treatment.
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