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I have cancer and i want to live a bit longer...
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See an oncologist: You give no information about your cancer. If you have not ben treated, see a cancer specialist. If you've been treated and failed, go to a university hospital if they have access to new treatments(protocols) that have not been released to the general population.
Answered 4/21/2014
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