Cancer patients 'completely blindsided' by high out-of-pocket expenses
A report investigating the financial and legal impact of cancer in Victoria has found both patients and carers have significant out-of-pocket costs and emotional distress.
Cancer patients 'completely blindsided' by high out-of-pocket expenses
A report investigating the financial and legal impact of cancer in Victoria has found both patients and carers have significant out-of-pocket costs and emotional distress.
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