Sunrise Radio and Macmillan - Episode 3: Azmina Rose's story
Podcast
Published:
22 Jan 2025
In this episode, Azmina Rose, the Macmillan Lead for Personalised Cancer Care at a London hospital talks about her role and how it's perfectly normal to feel very worried and anxious, and talking about your worries can help.
You can watch the video or download and listen to the episode by selecting play this podcast.
For more information visit the South Asian communities and cancer page.
In this podcast
Published:
22 Jan 2025
In this episode, Azmina Rose, the Macmillan Lead for Personalised Cancer Care at a London hospital talks about her role and how it's perfectly normal to feel very worried and anxious, and talking about your worries can help.
You can watch the video or download and listen to the episode by selecting play this podcast.
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