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Educational needs of newly diagnosed cancer patients in learning about cancer: a qualitative study in the Malaysian urban setting
Patients with chronic diseases such as cancer are able to have better outcomes if they understand about all aspects of the disease, develop the correct attitude to manage themselves and their disease better; and engage in preventive practices that can help them prevent worsening of disease or recurr
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