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Home » Advocacy » Editorial about financial toxicity of NET cancer

Editorial about financial toxicity of NET cancer

  • August 26, 2019

A heartbreaking editorial piece from the Los Angeles Times newspaper about the financial toxicity of Neuroendocrine Cancer and what one carer is doing to help others. 

Unicorn Foundation has been involved in research about the financial toll of NET cancer in Australia and look forward to releasing the results soon.

Read LA Times editorial piece here

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