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Impact on access to treatment & medicines

While these may feel like uncertain times, regular checkups, including follow up care, are important appointments to maintain between you and your doctor. As well as keeping regular lines of communication going with your treatment team.

Are clinical trials happening?  If so where and how can I get involved?

Clinical trials are an important way to improve treatment for people with cancer.
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