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Somebody Tell Me.

Sherry-Ann Brown¹

¹Department of Cardiovascular Diseases, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA brown.sherryann@mayo.edu.

|January 9, 2019

Summary

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This poem explores the risks of heart disease and cancer, and the cardiac effects of cancer treatments. It offers inspiration to healthcare professionals and patients facing these interconnected health challenges.

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Area of Science:

Cardiology
Oncology
Medical Humanities

Background:

Cancer therapies can significantly impact cardiovascular health, leading to cardiotoxicity.
Co-occurrence of cancer and heart disease presents complex clinical challenges.
Poetry can serve as a medium for reflection and inspiration in medicine.

Purpose of the Study:

To reflect on the interconnected risks of cancer and heart disease.
To acknowledge the cardiac toll of cancer therapy.
To provide inspiration for oncology and cardiology professionals and affected patients.

Main Methods:

A reflective poem.
Exploration of themes in oncology and cardiology.
Artistic expression of patient and clinician experiences.

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Main Results:

The poem highlights the dual burden of cancer and heart disease.
It addresses the cardiac side effects of cancer treatments.
It aims to foster empathy and resilience.

Conclusions:

Artistic reflection can illuminate complex medical issues.
Inspiration is crucial for those navigating cancer and heart disease.
Interdisciplinary understanding between oncology and cardiology is vital.