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Breast Cancer Recurrence
MBU • August 21, 2017
“Research has revealed that 69% of patients are worried that their cancer may recur.”
This is a very high percentage of people who may be experiencing anxiety and fear of recurrence of breast cancer.
Following a diagnosis of cancer it is important to have resources available which help to maintain a good quality of life. The following article from BCNA outlines and provides links to resources designed to provide strategies to deal with these fears. This includes discussions from health professionals and information on ongoing care.
If you feel that fear or anxiety is having a negative impact on your life, it is important to talk to your treating doctor or GP.
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