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Chemotherapy doesn’t kill, ignorance does, Salako, oncologist, warns

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Sade Oguntola
Chemotherapy doesn’t kill, ignorance does, Salako, oncologist, warns
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Oncologist Dr. Bolaji Lateef Salako explains the mechanics of chemotherapy and addresses common misconceptions regarding its side effects and efficacy. He emphasizes that misinformation about cancer treatment can be fatal and urges patients to complete their prescribed medical regimens.

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Public health outcomes are significantly impacted by medical literacy and the combatting of misinformation regarding life-saving treatments.

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Add as a preferred source Dr Bolaji Lateef Salako, a consultant clinical radiation oncologist at the Federal Medical Centre, Abeokuta, explains how chemotherapy works, why it does not spread cancer, the truth about side effects, why patients should complete treatment, and how misinformation is costing lives in this interview with SADE OGUNTOLA. Excerpts :

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The content is an educational interview with a medical professional focusing on clinical facts.

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