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What can i do for my brother-in-law who was diagnosed with stage 4 of laryngeal cancer?
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Get the best help: Most of the stage IV laryngeal cancers are treated with chemo-radiation with fairly good response. Seek the help of experts.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Support: Well this is very difficult for everyone involved. He should follow through with all recommended treatment and be supported by his family and friends. Bad things happen to good people. Support him and his family in any way you can.
Answered 7/3/2013
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