Thursday 28th November, 18:00 - 19:00
Smoking is a lifelong on-going addiction for about a third of the people we see in our lung cancer clinics. When faced with a potential lung cancer diagnosis and subsequent treatment, many patients are willing to finally quit smoking but don't know how or are scared to try, and if they do try, they go 'cold turkey' because nobody offers them any help or medicines. Going 'cold turkey' usually leads to failure and is the least effective means of quitting.
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Supporting parents to prepare their children when a parents lung cancer cannot be cured
Broadcast
Wednesday, 27th September 2023
Area
End of life, palliative care, Other non-clinical
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