HEALTH TIPS.: A new survey of 2,000 people who have or had cancer found the following least-liked terms used to describe them: Fighter, warrior, hero, "cancer-stricken", "victim", calling a cancer diagnosis a "war" or a "battle" and saying they had "lost their battle" or "lost their fight" when they died

Monday 28 January 2019

A new survey of 2,000 people who have or had cancer found the following least-liked terms used to describe them: Fighter, warrior, hero, "cancer-stricken", "victim", calling a cancer diagnosis a "war" or a "battle" and saying they had "lost their battle" or "lost their fight" when they died

A new survey of 2,000 people who have or had cancer found the following least-liked terms used to describe them: Fighter, warrior, hero, "cancer-stricken", "victim", calling a cancer diagnosis a "war" or a "battle" and saying they had "lost their battle" or "lost their fight" when they died

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