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The focus is on psychosocial issues in familial cancers, which span multiple generations and cause distress due to witnessing cancer-related deaths. Key psychological issues include unresolved grief, decision-making difficulties, anxiety, and survivor guilt. To tackle these, a detailed history is taken, genetic tests identify syndromes, and support is provided for decision-making and anxiety management. The goal is to help individuals understand genetic tests, make informed decisions, and address psychological issues related to testing and results.
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Tackling breast cancer screening in conservative communities
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Empowering cancer survivorship: collaboration and care
Assessment of suicide risk in cancer patients
Assessing and managing suicide risk in cancer patients
Understanding attachment patterns and communication strategies in cancer care
