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Dr. Ocean on Combating the Emotional Toll Caused by COVID-19 in Cancer

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Allyson Ocean, MD, discusses the emotional toll COVID-19 has had on patients and practitioners in the oncology space and the importance of self-care and social distancing.

Allyson Ocean, MD, an associate attending physician, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, and associate professor of clinical medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine, discusses the emotional toll COVID-19 has had on patients and practitioners in the oncology space and the importance of self-care and social distancing.

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