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Dr Mark Porter investigates why 12,000 patients a year never find out what type of cancer they have, and hears how new guidance could improve their chances of beating the disease.
Dr Mark Porter hears about the thousands of patients whose cancer has spread, but who never find out where the original cancer grew. When this happens doctors are baffled - and it can lead to patients getting a raw deal. But there are now new NICE guidelines which aim to improve the care and treatment of these patients.
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Wed 10 Feb 201016:30
BBC Radio 4
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- Tue 9 Feb 201021:00BBC Radio 4
- Wed 10 Feb 201016:30BBC Radio 4
