Two mugs on a green background with the words Takling Cancer.

Talking cancer podcast - Series 1, Episode 5: Work and Cancer

Podcast
Published: 31 Mar 2020
Edition: 1
Two mugs on a green background with the words Takling Cancer.
Having had six cancer diagnoses across 30 years due to a hereditary gene, Helen has a lot of stories of her personal experience to share, especially on the topics of work, career and finances.

You can read a transcript of this episode here.

For more information about this podcast visit the Talking Cancer podcast page.

Published: 31 Mar 2020
Edition: 1
Having had six cancer diagnoses across 30 years due to a hereditary gene, Helen has a lot of stories of her personal experience to share, especially on the topics of work, career and finances.

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