When adults find it so difficult to talk about cancer, it's no surprise that children do too. But help is at hand, reveals Caroline Swinburne
I N A BRIGHTLY painted classroom at Honeywell junior school in Batter sea, London, teacher Beccy Mepsted is broaching a taboo subject. Today we're going to think about what we know - and also what we don't know - about cancer,' she tells her class of nine and ten year olds.
Nursing Standard. 14, 49, 20-21. doi: 10.7748/ns.14.49.20.s32
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