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After Cancer, a Complex Aftermath for Survivors

Around 70 percent of people with cancer today will live for more than five years after their diagnosis. They’re likely to find that life after cancer is complicated — marked by health risks and chronic illnesses — and that their primary care doctors may be ill-equipped to help them navigate it.

After Cancer, a Complex Aftermath for Survivors

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