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Cancer Myth
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Cancer Myth
Any popular but erroneous belief about the nature of malignancy, which may sharply differ from available scientific evidence

cancer myth
Any popular belief about the nature of malignancy, which may sharply differ from available scientific evidence. See Cancer fallacy, Unproven forms of cancer therapy.


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It also is important to dispel cancer myths, reiterate the fact that the virus can be transmitted in the absence of symptoms or lesions, remind patients of their obligation to inform current and future partners, and recommend counseling and testing for sexual partners, she said.
It also is important to dispel cancer myths, reiterate the fact that the virus can be transmitted in the absence of symptoms or lesions, and recommend counseling and testing for sexual partners, she said.
Designed to shift public consciousness from treatment methods to prevention, the Pure Prevention awareness campaign aims to correct breast cancer myths and arm women with the knowledge that prevention is possible.
 
 
 
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