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5 Fast Facts for Addressing Distress & Depression in Cancer

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Jessica R. Molinaro, MD,Jennifer M. Knight MD, MS

Despite advances in clinical care for patients with cancer, distress and depression continue to haunt patients. These fast facts will help you better understand and care for patients with cancer.

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