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About palliative care – Moira and George (video)

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Moira and George talk about the difference palliative care has made to their quality of life.

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This video is produced by Palliative Care Victoria.

Transcript coming soon.

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About palliative care – Moira and George (video)

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Acknowledgements

Related Pages:

Tapeworms and hydatid disease

Brain tumours - gliomas

Hendra virus

Genetics – frequently asked questions

Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)