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Would it be healthy for cancer patients to travel overseas?
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ABSOLUTELY: Unless they're actively undergoing aggressive chemotherapy, there's no reason cancer patients shouldn't travel. They should live they life they want to live, so, if this pertains to you, get on out there! good luck.
Answered 5/28/2013
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