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Why some executives keep their cancer a secret

AFR BOSS magazine explores the challenges that senior leaders face in maintaining physical and mental wellbeing.

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Embarrassment and shame prompted Emily* to keep her breast cancer diagnosis a secret from her colleagues.

Emily knew she would not be able to hide the effects of her weekly chemotherapy treatments. Simon Schluter

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