I Understand Why Defense Secretary Austin Kept His Prostate Cancer Quiet
But opening up can help reduce stigma and inform the public
Source: medpagetoday.com
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But opening up can help reduce stigma and inform the public
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Mark Lichty, 73, said it took a decade for him to overcome the anxiety, fear of death, and uncertainty about the future after he was diagnosed with low-grade prostate cancer in 2005.
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