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Get ready for possible side effects of chemotherapy
In addition to wiping out cancer cells, chemo may cause fatigue, diarrhea and more. Here's how to work with your health care team to handle uncomfortable side effects.

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Hepatocellular carcinoma
Which treatments are available for the most common type of liver cancer? Find out about surgery, ablation procedures, targeted drug therapy and other options.


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