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New Procedures in Nondestructive Testing and the process of coping with loss still remain taboo subjects. Bereavement is an inevitable part of everyone’s life. People cope, or fail to cope, in culturally diverse ways. Bereavement may be one of the hardest tasks for health care professionals confronted with the limitations of our endeavors

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Quality of Life in Culturally Diverse Cancer Patients appropriate cancer treatment and supportive care to improve patient well-being. Such studies will help to explain which impacts of cancer and cancer treatments are invariant across groups, and which aspects are culture-specific. With increased cultural mixing—both internationally and interpersonall

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Cancer and Agingumented in culturally and linguistically diverse patients with cancer, aging involves unique biological, medical, and social considerations that must be further explored as it also influences cancer prevention and cancer treatment in these populations. Further, even though aging is common to all cul

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Cancer Risk Assessmentitary risk factors. Risk of developing cancer, prognosis, and the likelihood that a cancer can be detected when the prognosis is good also need to be included. In addition, the format in which these risks are presented will often shape an individual’s perspective of its magnitude. In a clinical sett

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Cancer Preventions the definitive means of cancer prevention has not been effectively transmitted to the public. Thus, the important task remains to communicate to the public at large that their own lifestyle choices could be associated with important disease risk, or on the contrary, with good health to an old age.