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Stevanus Pangestu, lecturer at Atma Jaya Catholic University, Economics and Business Faculty talks about his research on how bearing the high cost of cancer treatment can affect a patient’s personality and behaviour.

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Published 20 September 2019 10:07pm

Updated 26 September 2019 1:14pm

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Stevanus Pangestu, lecturer at Atma Jaya Catholic University, Economics and Business Faculty talks about his research on how bearing the high cost of cancer treatment can affect a patient’s personality and behaviour.

How does the high cost of cancer treatment impact on the behaviour of different people? What are the general trends? How can we use the findings in our lives? Stevanus Pangestu, explains the findings and impact of his research.

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