Being a Person Who Is Also a Survivor: Meryl Selig on Cancer Jargon and CAR T Therapy

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Recorded08 Apr 2021

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Meryl Selig discusses her experiences with obtaining cancer care during the COVID-19 pandemic, lymphoma treatment and CAR T, and the implications of the language surrounding cancer and survivorship.

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