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Financial impact of a cancer diagnosis
Publication date: July, 2010Cancers: All invasiveTags: FinancialCostsIrish Cancer SocietyRelated staff: Prof Linda Sharp (former staff)Dr Aileen TimmonsAttachmentSizeFinancial impact of a cancer...
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New paper released - financial impact of a cancer diagnosis
A new paper published in PLoS One by researchers (Dr Linda Sharp and Dr Aileen Timmons) at the National Cancer Registry, reports that some patients with cancer in Ireland may experience financial...
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Review finds costs of cancer-related premature mortality are rising
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The cost to society for time off work after head and neck cancer
Most people with cancer take some time off work for treatment, recuperation and rehabilitation. As well as impacting on a person’s sense of identity and quality of life, this time away from work has...
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Financial impact of a cancer diagnosis
Publication date: July, 2010Cancers: All invasiveTags: FinancialCostsIrish Cancer SocietyRelated staff: Prof Linda Sharp (former staff)Dr Aileen Timmons (former staff)AttachmentSizeFinancial impact of...
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New paper released - financial impact of a cancer diagnosis
A new paper published in PLoS One by researchers (Dr Linda Sharp and Dr Aileen Timmons) at the National Cancer Registry, reports that some patients with cancer in Ireland may experience financial...
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Review finds costs of cancer-related premature mortality are rising
Premature mortality costs are one component of the societal impact that cancer has on the economic health of a country, on top of the obvious population health burden. These costs to society are...
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The cost to society for time off work after head and neck cancer
Most people with cancer take some time off work for treatment, recuperation and rehabilitation. As well as impacting on a person’s sense of identity and quality of life, this time away from work has...
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