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Help is growing for the heavy emotional toll cancer takes on young men
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TPR: The Public's Radio
Life, after diagnosis The changing face of cancer survivorshipCoping with cancer is rarely easy for anyone, but men tend to fare worse — emotionally and physically — than women.
There are more than 18.6 million cancer survivors in the U.S., and their ranks are growing.
This can come at the ultimate cost: Research shows men under 40 are at highest risk of suicide among cancer survivors .
After many months, Maxwell’s wife and daughters persuaded him to join cancer support groups, where he met mostly women, and notably few men.
NOGUCHI: Hu says research shows men under 40 are at highest risk of suicide among cancer survivors.
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