Titlebook: Coping with Cancer Stress; With an Introduction Basil A. Stoll (Honorary consultant physician to o Book 1986 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, D

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Experiments on People and Animals,th conveys the message that the patient will survive for a while. The diagnosis of cancer also tends to make patients reexamine their priorities. Often their deepest wish is for more intimacy with loved ones. Sex is one aspect of such closeness. In short, expressing sexual feelings in spite of cance

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Discrimination and civil rights,s a group whose chance of being in relatively good health a year after treatment is considerably better than 50:50, but that of being alive and well 10 years later is considerably less than 50:50. This type of prognosis is common in cancer and applies, for example, to the majority of patients with b

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The social context of disability,results of different approaches to meeting those needs. At present, there are few useful data in either of these areas. In the United States, supportive therapy for patients with cancer has often evolved from priorities that are not necessarily those of the patients.

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