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Quick Facts: Mental Health And Cancer

Physical chronic diseases often co-occur with mental health problems and illnesses. To further explore this relationship, we have developed several resources in collaboration with the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer, including a scoping review and Quick Facts on Mental Health and Chronic Disease and Mental Health and Cancer.

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