Patients With This Type Of Cancer Are Most Likely To Commit Suicide: Study

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Mon, 05/29/2017 - 4:55pm

Patients With This Type Of Cancer Are Most Likely To Commit Suicide Depression is common among those facing chronic life-threatening diseases, such as cancer, but according to a new study, one form of cancer is significantly associated with suicide risk. The report found that lung cancer patients ar...

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Patients With This Type Of Cancer Are Most Likely To Commit Suicide: Study

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