McMillan online Cancer Management Programme

20 FebMcMillan online Cancer Management Programme

Written by PCaSO DPO
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McMillan Cancer Support are offering free online self-management programmes that include topics such as managing stress, coping with fatigue, eating well and physical activity. Start dates for 2022 are 21 March, 13 June, 5 September, 31 October. For details and more information go to https://bit.ly/MAC-HOPE-2022

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