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Episode 3: Cancer Survivorship: Your Treatment is Over. Now What?

The definition of cancer survivorship, the fear of recurrence, developing a survivor care plan – these are just a few of the issues that many individuals face after treatment is over. Kim Thiboldeaux discusses the very real psychological and social challenges with guests including Julia Rowland, PhD, Director of the Office of Cancer Survivorship, National Cancer Institute; Gwen Darien, non-Hogdkin’s Lymphoma survivor, Editor-in-Chief of CR magazine and Director of the AACR’s Survivor and Patient Advocacy Program; and Richard Mikesh, non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma survivor and participant at The Wellness Community-Southwest Florida. Click HERE to listen

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