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Research study survey hopes to address needs of recent cancer survivors

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A research team, which includes members from Vanderbilt University and University of Louisville, is exploring the attitudes of heart health, stress level and lifestyle factors in cancer patients prior to their diagnosis, during treatment and now as a cancer survivor. Your input will help influence how healthcare providers address the unmet needs in cancer patients as they transition to survivorship. If you are a cancer survivor and have five minutes – please share your opinion by taking the following brief survey. All responses from a short survey will be collected in anonymous fashion. https://redcap.ctrsc.net/surveys/?s=QAIxZzHopefully, the researchers will share their results with us when they are available!

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