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How Can Patients and Families Stay Informed?

Staying informed about the latest research and treatment options is crucial. Patients and families can:
- Consult with healthcare providers
- Join support groups
- Follow reputable cancer organizations and research institutions
- Participate in clinical trials if eligible

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