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To Tell or Not to Tell: The Community Wants to Know About Expensive Anticancer Drugs As a Potential Treatment Option
Journal of Clinical Oncology, 10/06/09
Mileshkin L et al. – Many new cancer treatments are available only at significant financial cost to the patient. The Australian general public wants to be informed about EACD as potential treatment options, even if they are not willing or readily able to pay for them.
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