Cancer patient service fears
THE new boss of Tasmania’s peak cancer advocacy group has raised fears a discussion paper looking at the future regulation of community transport threatens the lifesaving Transport2Treatment (T2T) bus service.
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The book identifies treatment strategies that prolong patient s life and improve chances of survival through non-aggressive clinical forms. The author believes that breast cancer is determined by an unknown virus…. More >>
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