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Cancer Supportive Care ProgramsLiving With, Through, and Beyond Cancer

Calendar of Services

January – June 2018

Vea adentro las clases que se ofrecen en español.

These free classes are open to all cancer patients regardless of where they receive their care.

www.stanfordhealthcare.org/cancersupportivecare

We want patients to feel safe, cared for, and confident that we are

here for them no matter what they may need. The Cancer Supportive

Care Program follows the Stanford Health Care standard of providing

not only state-of-the-art medical care, but also the highest quality of

patient care, healing the mind, the body, and the spirit.

For more information or a personalized consultation with one of our nurse managers, visit us online or by email.

Esther Chyan, RN, BSN, OCNNurse Coordinator,Program ManagerStanford Cancer Center Palo Alto

Sara Malm, RN, BSNNurse Coordinator,Program ManagerStanford Cancer Center South Bay

Darla Watanabe, BSN, RN, PHNDirector,Supportive Care ProgramsStanford Health Care

Palo Alto (650) 725-9456South Bay (669) 233-2807

[email protected]

The Cancer Supportive Care Program offers classes throughout the greater Bay Area. To find a class near you reference the following icons.

Stanford, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, and Redwood City San Jose, Los Gatos, and Santa Clara

Classes are subject to cancellation. Please check our online calendar for the most up to date information online at www.stanfordhealthcare.org/cancersupportivecare. All programs will be closed during the following weeks: December 24 – January 6; January 15; May 27 – June 2.

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Ernest Rosenbaum Survivorship Lecture Series 2018

Fiscal Therapy-Navigating the Narrows of Financial Responsibilities and Resources for Chronic IllnessPresenters: Libby Boatwright, MDiv, DMin, BCC, CFPGary Bertuccelli, LCSW, ACHP SWKelly Bugos, RN, MSN, NPConnie Holt, Independent Insurance Broker, Phyllis Garza Anna Quintana, Financial Counselors

This lecture will explore information regarding insurance policies, disability, credit issues, financial planning, and community resources to optimize the countless choices patients must make during their critical illness. The 6 panel speakers will utilize the talents of professionals in the financial, health insurance, social work, medical expertise, disability and business sectors.

January 24, 20186:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Stanford Health Library211 Quarry Road, 2nd Floor, Suite 201 Palo Alto, CA

Call to register: 650-725-9456

Skin Care During Cancer Therapy: Sun protection and moisturizingPresenter: Bernice Kwong, MD

Cancer therapy can cause changes to your skin, hair, and nails. These changes can affect how you look, how you feel, and can even interfere with your treatment. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to protect yourself, including proactively managing dry skin and protecting your skin from the sun. The Stanford Supportive Dermato-Oncology Clinic is here to guide you through the changes you might face during cancer therapy and the actions you can take to protect your skin.

March 20, 2018 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

San Jose Cambrian Branch Library 1780 Hillsdale Ave, Community Room San Jose, CA


Love and Intimacy with Cancer: Through Diagnosis, Treatment, and SurvivorshipPresenter: Elisabeth Diver, MD

The diagnosis and treatment of cancer can have profound effects on women’s intimate relationships, affecting both emotional and physical intimacy. Changes in health and body image related to cancer diagnosis and treatment, including chemotherapy, hormone therapy, and radiation, can have both immediate and lasting impacts on sexual health and function. This lecture will cover the research surrounding sexuality and cancer as well as suggest solutions for emotional and physical intimacy and health.

April 26, 2018 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Redwood City Downtown Library1044 Middlefield Road, Community Room, Redwood City, CA


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NEW! Caregiver Book Club

This club is open to caregivers and offers camaraderie, education, and conversation to those impacted by a loved one with cancer. Participants are asked to commit time to reading the book as this club largely depends on participant involvement. It meets on the third Thursday of every other month and will rotate books every 6 months. Pre-registration is recommended.

January 18, March 15, May 175:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, CC2105, Palo Alto


Caregivers WorkshopThis informative workshop is dedicated to give caregivers education, resource materials, and skills to provide support. The workshop is designed for new caregivers, but all those caring for someone with cancer are welcome to attend.

February 27, 20185:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, CC2105, Palo Alto


April 18, 20185:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center South Bay 2589 Samaritan Drive, 3rd Floor Room 3300AB, San Jose


Healthy Toolkit: Internet 101Finding health-related information on the Internet that is reliable, current, and evidence-based takes knowledge and skill. Meet with a Stanford medical librarian at a time that is convenient to you to learn the basics of good research techniques and sources of trustworthy information online.

For questions or to schedule a 1:1 appointment with a Health Librarian, the location near you call:

Stanford Cancer CenterHealth Library 875 Blake Wilbur Dr., Palo Alto

650-736-1960

Stanford Cancer Center South BayHealth Library 2589 Samaritan Drive, 3rd Floor, San Jose

408-353-0197

Lymphedema: What You Need to Know Patients who have undergone cancer treatments may be at risk for the development of lymphedema. In this session, you will learn about the causes to identify early signs and symptoms. You will also learn about ways to decrease your risk of developing lymphedema, and steps you can take to be proactive in reducing your risk. This session is held by appointment with a Stanford Lymphedema nurse.

Second and fourth Mondays of the month 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

No class: 1/8, 5/28

Stanford Cancer Center 875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Room CC2105, Palo Alto

Registration required. 650-725-9456

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Managing & Understanding Your Cancer TreatmentAre you or someone you care for about to start chemotherapy for the first time? An experienced oncology nurse provides up to date information about your chemotherapy, biotherapy or immunotherapy along with a tour of the infusion center.

Every Monday and Thursday2:00 pm – 3:30 pmRegistration recommended, walk-ins welcome.

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Room CC2104, Palo Alto650-725-9456 No class: 1/1, 1/15, 5/28

Every Tuesday 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Registration required.

Redwood City Outpatient Center 450 Broadway Pavilion B, 3rd Floor, Room B35, Redwood City 650-724-6140

Every Thursday3:30 pm – 5:00 pm

Registration required.Stanford Cancer Center South Bay

2589 Samaritan Drive 3rd Floor, Room 3300B, San Jose669-233-2807

Herramientas Para Entender y Manejar Su Tratamiento Para el Cáncer Esta clase ayudará a los pacientes a entender los posibles efectos secundarios de los medicamentos que reciben, así como a aprender técnicas útiles para asegurar que su experiencia con la quimioterapia sea eficaz y manejable. Una enfermera de habla hispana estará disponible todos los martes.

Todos Los Martes 5:00 a 6:30 p.m.

Redwood City Outpatient Center 450 Broadway Pavilion B 3rd Floor, Room B35, Redwood City

Llame para registrarse: 650-724-6140

The Radiation Therapy ExperienceStanford Health Care’s Supportive Care Program and Department of Radiation Oncology are excited to offer a weekly class introducing patients to the Radiation Therapy Experience. We understand that the news of needing radiation treatment, can be frightening and stressful. Your radiation therapy team is here to ease your mind, guide you, and answer all your questions about the entire process.

Every Thursday5:00 pm – 6:30 pm

Stanford Cancer Center South Bay2589 Samaritan Drive 3rd Floor, Room 3300B, San Jose

Registration required. 669-233-2807

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NEW! The Stanford StorybankCreated in Partnership with StoryCorps

Everyone has a story. Storytelling emphasizes our shared humanity and deepens understanding of self and

others. The Stanford Storybank creates space for patients, families and staff at Stanford Health Care to share their experiences, providing an opportunity for all to learn, connect, heal and inspire. StoryCorps story is an audio-recorded 40-minute conversation between two people. Stories can be archived in the US library of Congress in Washington, DC as part of the oral history project. Interested in sharing your story?

For questions, please call 650-725-9456

NEW! Skin Care During Taxane ChemotherapyTaxane therapy, including docetaxel (Taxotere®) and paclitaxel (Taxol®), can cause changes to your skin, hair, and nails. These changes can affect how you look, how you feel, and can even interfere with your treatment. Thankfully, there are many steps you can take to protect yourself and potentially prevent these changes from happening at all. The Stanford Supportive Dermato-Oncology Clinic is here to guide you through the changes you might face during cancer therapy and the actions you can take to preserve your quality of life.

January 30, 20184:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Room CC2105, Palo Alto

March 27, May 221:00 pm – 2:00 pm



Writing Your Cancer Journey This class enables patients and caregivers to come to terms with the impact and meaning of cancer in their lives. Through the process of writing about our experiences, we can find healing and peace. Join us in this safe, supportive community to generate and share writing through cancer. Beginner and experienced writers are welcome.

Third Wednesdays of the month 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm

Hoover Pavilion211 Quarry Road 2nd Floor, Conference Room 208, Palo Alto

No registration necessary, just drop in.

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Gentle Mat Pilates ProgramIn this 4-week series you will be guided through Pilates movements designed to strengthen and balance your body. Each week you will develop core stability that will greatly improve your range of motion and reduce musculature pain, improve back strength, and increase flexibility. The mindfulness aspect of this training allows a renewed sense of energy and calm, reduces stress and anxiety, and rejuvenates awareness of your body-mind-spirit association. This is the first step to regaining your overall physical confidence and comfort.

Every Friday1:00 pm – 2:00 pm No class: 1/6, 6/1

Poised Studio805 El Camino Real, Menlo Park


Following your participation in the Supportive Care 4-week series, Poised will offer a 3-week complimentary group Pilates series immediately following your 4-week Gentle Mat Pilates series. This Next Step 3-week series is designed to prepare you for entry into group Pilates training offered at the Poised Menlo Park studio and will be held at 1pm on Wednesdays. Once you have completed the 3-week Next Step series, Poised will offer you a 20% discount on all group Pilates training at Poised.

Gentle PilatesThis gentle Pilates class is a series of exercises that will help to build flexibility, regain muscle strength, endurance, and overall posture. These mat-based classes will put emphasis on alignment, deep breathing, and developing core strength-essential for improving coordination and balance.

Every Friday2:00 pm – 3:15 pm No class: 1/5, 6/1

YogaSource16185 Los Gatos Blvd, Los Gatos


Pilates Playground Ever done Pilates? Never done Pilates? Either way, have some serious fun in this circuit through various pieces of Pilates equipment: reformers, towers, chair, and barrels. This class will help you learn or relearn how to move in a wonderful healthy environment designed to get you moving!

Every Thursday NEW DAY & TIME!1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

No class: 1/4, 5/31

DefineIt Personal Training and Wellness Studio981 Industrial Rd, Suite C, San Carlos


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Exercise Consultations One-on-one hour-long consultation with an experienced and certified exercise specialist. Intended for people in treatment or those who have completed treatment. Includes individualized exercise program with follow-up telephone calls.

Every Thursday NEW DAY!10:30 am, 11:30 am, and 12:30 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive, 1st Floor Desk, Palo Alto


Every Wednesday11:30 am and 12:30 pm

Stanford Cancer Center South Bay 2589 Samaritan Drive 3rd Floor, San Jose


Exercise for Health This weekly class will work on core strength, functional movement and stability. We will use bands and body weight tools to enhance range of motion, flexibility, balance, and muscular strength.

Every Tuesday 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm No class: 1/2, 5/29

Samyama Yoga2995 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto


Living Strong Living Well A Strength and Fitness ProgramA 12-week small group program designed for adult cancer survivors who are de-conditioned or chronically fatigued from treatment and/or disease. Our goals are to help patients build muscle mass, muscle strength, increase flexibility, and endurance. Improve functional ability and decrease fatigue. Goal of the program is to assist participants in developing their own physical fitness program so that they can continue to practice a healthy lifestyle as a way of life.

Registration required.

For program dates, location, and enrollment information, go to LSLW.stanford.edu.

Nia Mind Body Fitness Nia is an exhilarating, body/mind practice based with the philosophy that exercise should feel good, and movement can optimize health and promote well-being. The fun, cardio fitness class incorporates dance, martial arts, and healing arts. Nia empowers people to connect with their body, mind, emotions, and spirit.


Every Wednesday 1:15 pm – 2:15 pm No class: 1/3, 5/30

Oshman Family Jewish Community Center3921 Fabian Way, Palo Alto

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Strength and Stretch Strength training using light to moderate weights, bands, and your own body weight will help combat the side effect of bone loss from chemotherapy. This class will enhance body strength, balance, and flexibility. This class is one of the more active exercise classes, be prepared for an hour of moderate activity. Please wear tennis shoes to class.


Bay Club Courtside14675 Winchester Blvd., Los Gatos


Tai Chi Tai Chi has been refined into a slow, graceful and rhythmic exercise that stretches and tones the body, increases strength, flexibility, balance, and helps reduce stress and anxiety. The step by step teaching makes it easy to learn and follow. The friendly and positive atmosphere will help you achieve the goals of finding peace of mind and harmonizing internal energy.

Every Monday1:30 pm – 3:00 pm No class: 1/1, 1/15, 5/28

Bay Club Courtside14675 Winchester Blvd., Studio A, Los Gatos

Every Thursday NEW! 12:00 pm –1:00 pm No class: 1/5, 5/31

Ladera Oaks3249 Alpine Road, Portola Valley


Gentle Yoga Gentle yoga postures are introduced to improve total body conditioning, increase mobility and range of motion, improve circulatory flow, and relieve muscle tension. Practice assumes student is able to get to the floor using assistance. No registration necessary, just drop in.

Every Monday 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm No class: 1/1, 1/15, 5/28

YogaSource16185 Los Gatos Blvd., Los Gatos



Restorative YogaThis deeply relaxing and restful class will use restorative yoga poses done primarily on the floor with the support of bolsters, blankets, blocks, and chairs. Designed to nurture, nourish and renew the body, mind and spirit.No registration necessary, just drop in.

Every Monday1:30 pm – 2:45 pm No class: 1/1, 1/15, 5/28


Every Wednesday2:00 pm – 3:15 pm No class: 1/3, 5/30


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Yoga Basics for Survivors Fundamental yoga practices such as alignment, steadiness, and breathing are designed to assist survivors in rebuilding strength, awareness, grace, and balance.No registration necessary, just drop in.

Every Thursday 1:30 pm – 2:45 pm No class: 1/4, 5/31


Every Sunday2:00 pm – 3:00 pm No class: 5/27


Healing Partners Healing Partners provides Healing Touch sessions to men and women diagnosed with cancer, regardless of where they are being treated, and at any stage of treatment or post treatment. Each participant is paired with a highly trained Healing Touch volunteer who provides these free sessions.

Days, location, and time customized to the individual.4, 6, 8, or 12 week sessions.


Healing Touch Research based energy therapy that uses gentle hand techniques by trained practitioners is thought to help re-pattern the patient’s energy field and support healing of the body, mind, and spirit.

Every Monday and Thursday5:30 pm, 6:30 pm, and 7:30 pm

Hoover Pavilion, Center for Integrative Medicine 211 Quarry Road, 2nd Floor, Palo Alto


Mind, Body, Spirit

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Look Good…Feel Better An American Cancer Society program that teaches beauty techniques to female cancer patients in active treatment to help them combat the appearance-related side effects of cancer treatment.

January 29, March 19, May 211:00 pm – 3:00 pm


Space is limited, please call to register: 650-725-9456

Mindfulness Meditation Receive instruction and guidance in Mindfulness Meditation, a blending of the ancient wisdom traditions and modern neuroscientific research, providing proven benefits in reducing stress and anxiety. No prior experience necessary.

Every Tuesday 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm No class: 1/2, 5/29

Hoover Pavilion 211 Quarry Road, 2nd Floor, Room 208, Palo Alto


Every Thursday 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm No class: 1/4, 5/31

Stanford Cancer Center South Bay 2589 Samaritan Drive 3rd Floor, Room 3300A, San Jose


Scarf Styles for Survivors This class will demonstrate head scarf tying techniques for women undergoing cancer treatment who desire to incorporate scarfs into their everyday look or for that special occasion. Bring your own scarf from home to practice with during class. Demonstration scarfs will be available as well.

February 12, 20181:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Stanford Women’s Cancer Center900 Blake Wilbur Drive 1st Floor, Room W1084, Palo Alto


April 9, 20181:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center South Bay 2589 Samaritan Drive 3rd Floor, Room 3300A, San Jose


HERS Breast Cancer FoundationThe mission of the HERS Breast Cancer Foundation is to support all women healing from breast cancer by providing post-surgical products and services regardless of financial status.

www.HERSBreastCancerFoundation.org

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NEW! Sephora Brave Beauty in the Face of Cancer

Sephora is proud to launch its newest Class for Confidence. This free 90-minute class teaches soothing skincare routines and quick fix make up tricks to help restore glow, and the appearance of brows and lashes that may be affected by cancer treatment. Bring your friends and family to join in the fun.

Find a class near you: https://www.sephorastands.com/classes_for_confidence/

Wig Bank at Stanford Cancer Center

Partnering with the American Cancer Society we provide our community with a selection of free wigs for women undergoing cancer treatment. An experienced volunteer/facilitator is on hand to personally assist women in selecting a wig.

Second Thursday of the month11:00 am – 2:00 pm


Registration recommended, walk-ins welcome. 650-725-9456

Bay Area Multiple MyelomaA support group designed to facilitate the exchange of information between people living with multiple myeloma.

January 20, May 1910:00 am - 1:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Room CC2103-2105, Palo Alto


Blood and Marrow Transplant Caregiver Support GroupEvery Wednesday NEW TIME!11:00 am – 12:00 pm


Registration preferred, drop-ins welcome. For questions, please call: 650 529-5942

Blood Cancer Patient & Family SupportThe Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is sponsoring and facilitating this class for the Cancer Supportive Care Program.

Second Wednesday of the month6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Stanford Cancer Center South Bay2589 Samaritan Drive 3rd Floor, Room 3300-AB, San JoseNo registration necessary, just drop in. For questions please call: 669-233-2807.

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Brain Tumor Last Thursday of the month 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Stanford Neuroscience Health Center213 Quarry Road, Wellness Room 1511, Palo AltoNo registration necessary, just drop in.

NEW! Colorectal Cancer January 28, March 28, May 23 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Rooms CC2103–CC2104, Palo Alto No registration necessary, just drop in. For questions please call: 650-743-4672

NEW! Esophageal CancerFebruary 28, June 275:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Rooms CC2103–CC2104, Palo AltoNo registration necessary, just drop in. For questions, please call: 650-743-4672

NEW! Gall Bladder & Liver CancerApril 25, 20185:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Rooms CC2103–CC2104, Palo AltoNo registration necessary, just drop in. For questions please call: 650-743-4672

Gynecological Cancer First and third Thursday of the month11:00 am – 12:30 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Room CC2105, Palo AltoNo registration necessary, just drop in. For questions please call: 650-725-9456

Head & Neck Cancer First Tuesday of the month 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm No meeting 1/2


Leukemia & LymphomaSecond Tuesday of the month6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Room CC2105, Palo AltoNo registration necessary, just drop in. For questions please call: 650-308-6274.

Lung Cancer First Wednesday of the month 11:00 am – 12:30 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive Ground Floor, Room G109, Palo AltoNo registration necessary, just drop in. For questions please call: 650-353-8571.

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Meningioma March 1, June 76:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Rooms CC2103–CC2104, Palo AltoNo registration necessary, just drop in. For questions please call: 650-725-9456

Myelodysplastic Syndromes (MDS) First Friday of the month 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm


Northern California AmyloidosisApril 21, 201810:00 am-2:00 pm

875 Blake Wilbur Drive, 2nd Floor Rooms CC2103-CC2105, Palo AltoFor questions please email [email protected].

Pancreatic Cancer Second Wednesday of the month5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive 2nd Floor, Rooms CC2104–CC2105, Palo AltoNo registration necessary, just drop in. For questions please call: 650-743-4672.

Quit Smoking at Stanford Cancer CenterTo join the program, have your provider refer you to PathWell or please call: 650-498-9111 (select option 2)

Sarcoma Support GroupThird Thursday of the month1:00 pm – 2:00 pm


For questions please call: 650-575-6685

Singing For Your SoulFirst Wednesday of the month2:00 pm – 3:30pm No class: 1/3

Seoul Books1082 E El Camino Real, Sunnyvale CA 94087No registration necessary, just drop in. For questions please call Chaplain Yona Park at 408-966-1676.

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Stanford Cancer Center875 Blake Wilbur Drive, Palo Alto, CA 94305 | (650) 725-9456

Stanford Cancer Center South Bay2589 Samaritan Drive, San Jose, CA 95124 | (669) 233-2807

www.stanfordhealthcare.org/cancersupportivecare

NEW! Cancer Clinical Trials Education and Information ServiceLearn how clinical research is shaping the future of care for different types of cancers. The schedule of educational events will be listed on the Stanford Cancer Clinical Trials website at cancer.stanford.edu/trials/events. From the website, you can sign-up to receive event notifications. The Stanford Cancer Clinical Trials Information Service provides general assistance and information about clinical studies available at the Stanford Cancer Institute.

For questions please call 650-498-7061 or email [email protected]

Website: cancer.stanford.edu/trials

NUEVO! Ensayos Clínicos del Cáncer, Servicios de Información y Educación

Aprenda cómo la investigación clínica está determinando el futuro de la atención para diferentes tipos de cáncer. El calendario de eventos educativos se detallará en la página de eventos cancer.stanford.edu/trials/events del sitio web de Stanford Cancer Clinical Trials. Desde el sitio web, puede registrarse para recibir notificaciones de eventos. El Servicio de Información de Ensayos Clínicos sobre el Cáncer de Stanford brinda asistencia general e información sobre estudios clínicos disponibles en el Instituto de Cáncer de Stanford.

En caso de tener preguntas, llame al 650-498-7061 o envíe un correo electrónico a la siguiente dirección [email protected]

Sitio web: cancer.stanford.edu/trials

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