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Challenges and Adaptations: Lived Experiences of Women of Reproductive Age Undergoing Breast Cancer Treatment in Bohol, Philippines
Breast cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women worldwide and continues to impose profound physical, emotional, and social challenges, particularly among women of reproductive age undergoing active treatment. This study explored the challenges and adaptive responses of women wit
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