Cancer patients underestimate tobacco harms compared to caregivers, suggesting a need for better education and support.
Cancer patients in the Brazilian public health system who continue smoking tend to underestimate tobacco's harms relative to their primary caregivers. Targeted educational interventions and enhanced cessation support are needed to improve cancer care outcomes.
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