How Breast Cancer Treatments Affect Hispanic Women Psychologically Post-Treatment

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Elise Hernandez
Abigail Herrera
Samantha Espinoza
Estevan Bonilla
Savannah Puente
Fernando Saucedo
Iliana Rios
Faith Perez
Natasha Perez
Julian Gonzalez

Keywords

Breast Cancer, Procedure, Hispanic, Women, Mental Health, Quality of Life

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