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"Receiving a diagnosis of prostate cancer means dealing not only with the fear of illness, but also with questions concerning affective life, couples and social relations, as well as the perception of passing time and their changing body. We must work, to dismantle fears one by one. Paola Binetti, professor emeritus of History of Medicine and Human Sciences at the University of Campus Bio-Medico in Rome, spoke to the Ministry of Health on the oc…
(Adnkronos) - "The problem arises from the moment the patient enters the clinic. When he hears the words 'prostate tumor', fear occupies all the
"The problem arises from the moment the patient enters the clinic. When he hears the words 'prostate tumor', fear occupies all the space in his mind. The questions, even the most legitimate ones, that he would have wanted to ask the doctor disappear. And when do they come back to his mind? In the less opportune moments: in the elevator, at home, perhaps in the evening. The prostate tumor is particular because it affects the intimacy, the sexual …
The cancer of the prostate carries three fears that are particularly important in a man's life. The first is the fear of illness and death. Science has made incredible progress and today we can say that, in many cases, cancer has become a chronic disease more than acute, with [...]
The cancer of the prostate carries three fears that are particularly important in a man's life. The first is the fear of disease and death. Science has made incredible progress and today we can say that, in many cases, cancer has become a chronic disease more than acute, with [...] L'articolo Binetti: "Three fears to be faced in prostate cancer, but the patient is not his disease" comes from Rec News.
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