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Why Every Breast Cancer Patient Should Have a Voice in Their Treatment

Why Every Breast Cancer Patient Should Have a Voice in Their Treatment

Rebecca Angus is a Senior Podiatrist with a personal history of breast cancer, being diagnosed with the disease in 2018, at just 33 years old.

She is also a member of the Breast Cancer Trials Consumer Advisory Panel (CAP), which provides a patient’s perspective on the development of trials and the conduct of our research program. We spoke to Rebecca about the importance of patients having a voice when it comes to their treatment.

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Guest: Rebecca Angus

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