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11/29/2016
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In video, six patients talk about the searches they have done on the internet.
Flurry of information can mess up more than help.
The Winning Cancer Institute works to make knowledge about the disease more accessible, demystifying the subject to help those who need to face this issue head on.
The #BusqueVencer campaign was created as a tribute to oncology patients, friends, caregivers and family members who, every day, seek victory over the disease in different ways. Your fears, your yearnings, your hopes, your achievements are inspirations.
Six people were invited to an informal conversation with the oncologist Fernando Maluf, one of the founders of the Institute Win the Cancer, and talked about the searches they made on the internet upon receiving the diagnosis, as well as the images of their first examinations.
The aim of the campaign is to show that, in the fight against cancer, quality information is the beginning of treatment, and when you search for these open themes, the information mismatch is more of a hindrance than it helps because not everything is applicable to that patient. time.
Check out the exciting video from the campaign: https: //www.youtube.com/watch? Feature = player_embedded & v = SAG9QX7BLKM # t = 0
Source: Welfare
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