be Well: Coping with breast cancer diagnosis
Elizabeth Hashagen spoke with a cancer survivor who battled her fears with hope.
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Oct 7, 2024, 1:59 PM
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Elizabeth Hashagen spoke with a cancer survivor Heather Paganica and Northwell Health Cancer Institute Nurse Navigator Jackie McKenna Barber about battling fears with hope.
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