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Legal expert Monica Bryant explains how cancer patients can protect their jobs, insurance, and finances.
Legal expert Monica Bryant explains how cancer patients can protect their jobs, insurance, and finances.
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S1, EP11 "Your Cancer Rights Explained: Work, Insurance & Financial Protection"Legal expert Monica Bryant explains how cancer patients can protect their jobs, insurance, and finances.
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S1, EP8 "Treat It, Beat It & Move On: Dr. April Spencer on Thriving After Breast Cancer"Breast surgeon Dr. April Spencer shares how to treat cancer, heal deeply, and move forward with confidence.
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S1, EP10 "Breast Reconstruction After Cancer: What Black Women Need to Know"Surgeon & survivor Dr. Aisha Baron on how reconstruction is about healing, dignity, and informed choice.
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S1, EP9 "Breast Cancer Under 40: Kiara Prince's Wake-Up Call for Young Black Women"Diagnosed at 36, Kiara Prince shares her early diagnosis story & why self-advocacy can save your life.
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S1, EP8 "Treat It, Beat It & Move On: Dr. April Spencer on Thriving After Breast Cancer"Breast surgeon Dr. April Spencer shares how to treat cancer, heal deeply, and move forward with confidence.
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