Hi members, During October for breast Cancer Awareness Month, BCNA will shine a light on optimal breast cancer care. The aim is to raise awareness in the community, the health sector and amon...
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I understand that it is standard procedure in the public hospital system for Multidisciplinary team meetings to take place to discuss the course of treatment for cancer patients.
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