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European Group of Risk and Insurance Economists MEMBERSHIP FORM EGRIE (http://www.egrie.org) is a European based non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting research on risk and insurance. This is achieved through the

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Macmillan Survivorship Research Group Research programme 2009 to 2014 Around 2 million people are living with or beyond cancer in the UK and this figure is rising by more than 3% per year (Macmillan, Whilst increa

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CREW: A cohort study to explore recovery of health and well-being following primary treatment of colorectal cancer. What is CREW? CREW is a study following over 1000 people who have had colorectal cancer. The purpose is

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Questions you may have about life after treatment Below are some questions you may wish to ask and people who may be able to answer them. The tick indicates a person you might approach with a particular question, though

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