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Michael C. Schlachterview of the impact of cancer approaches a detailed discussion of all nonhereditary disorders of hemoglobin. Generally the treatment of the cancer attracts the major portion of the attention of the clinician so that minor alterations in hemoglobin values usually pass unnoticed. Only when the hematolo

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Michael C. Schlachter. In response to these elevated risks, efforts to improve screening, educate GBT men about the increased risk, and new treatment strategies have been implemented. This chapter explores how programs to address infection-related cancer in GBT men have fared to date, including efforts to reduce transmi

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Michael C. SchlachterLGBT patients and yet care is provided within a healthcare system where staff are often uncomfortable with, or even discriminate against, LGBT patients, their life partners, and families of choice. Despite significant recent legal changes in terms of visitation of a loved one in the hospital and act

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Michael C. Schlachterll begin with those who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. It will summarize the experiences of those living with breast cancer. While some transgender individuals or gay and bisexual men will develop breast cancer, given the dearth of research on these populations’ experiences with breast canc

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Michael C. SchlachterLGBT patients and yet care is provided within a healthcare system where staff are often uncomfortable with, or even discriminate against, LGBT patients, their life partners, and families of choice. Despite significant recent legal changes in terms of visitation of a loved one in the hospital and act

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