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Your Blood Counts...in Cancer
This brochure can help patients understand the importance of blood
counts in cancer management. It explains what blood counts are, what
can be done if they are low, and why it’s important to monitor them in
cancer treatment.
This brochure can help patients understand the importance of blood
counts in cancer management. It explains what blood counts are, what
can be done if they are low, and why it’s important to monitor them in
cancer treatment.
Your Team. Your Cancer. Your Care.
This guide covers several key topics for people living with and managing cancer, including:
This guide covers several key topics for people living with and managing cancer, including:
- A list of oncology professionals and a description of their responsibilities
- Tips on how to make the most of physician consultations
- Choosing a treatment plan
- Wellness and healthy lifestyle tips and suggestions
You are in Charge
This patient guide discusses important topics for people living with cancer:
This patient guide discusses important topics for people living with cancer:
- How to talk openly with physicians, family, friends, and colleagues
- Tips on what to eat and how to stay active
- Fatigue management techniques
What You Need to Know About Clinical Trials
This patient education tool provides important information about clinical trials as a treatment option.
This patient education tool provides important information about clinical trials as a treatment option.
Treatment Journal
This tool will help your patients track their treatment and progress.
This tool will help your patients track their treatment and progress.
Myths & Facts About Cancer Clinical Trials
This patient education resource presents information about cancer clinical trials and how they work.
This patient education resource presents information about cancer clinical trials and how they work.
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