Qualified participants must:
- Be Korean American women ages 25-70
- Have been diagnosed with stage I-IIIA breast cancer
- Have had surgery and/or completed treatment within the past year (may still be receiving adjuvant therapies) or plan to receive treatment
- Be able to speak and read Korean
The study is funded by the National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health.
For more information, please call Ms. Sung Hae Uhm at 240-473-2845 or email kbcstogether@gmail.com. To learn more about the project, please visit www.maahs.umd.edu.
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Disclaimer: Please note the information provided above may be subject to change. Contact the respective organizations to ensure the most current information. Updated on 2/27/14.
I was fighting against a cancer stage 4.I think it is very important that family support to win, because i was very weak;really helped me participate in one group of affected by cancer, so my mood improved, also helped me a lot a medical adviser in advisercancer-diseases.com (they are doctors),this is important .I recomended not surrender, because sometimes the first treatment does not work as me, and sometimes change doctors it is necessary.Read positive thinking books gave me more energy.During my cancer,i changed my diet,now i eat vegetarian organic food(now i not eat meat).I think is a set of things that help.
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