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The Voice Change An Oncologist Says Could Mean Cancer
You might recognise rapid weight loss, lumps, and extreme fatigue as symptoms of cancer. But speaking to HuffPost UK, Dr Jiri Kubes, radiation oncologist and medical director at the Proton Therapy Centre, said: “Some head and neck cancers can cause changes to speech as a symptom, for example, the voice being hoarse or croaky.” Here, we spoke to Dr Kubes about the sign your voice change could mean cancer. Sudden voice changes lasting more than three weeks might be worth investigating “If your
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