Before I first started chemotherapy, in 2006, I attended an orientation session, in which, among other things, we were told that if we threw up on our clothes after treatment, we were to bring them in to the cancer centre to be incinerated.
Chemotherapy is toxic, scary stuff.
Now, as I wrote earlier in the week, not all chemotherapy is equally hard on the system and some people experience few side effects on certain regimens. However, while I do find the combination of vinorelbine (a...
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