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The Breast Health Navigator is a trained health professional who guides patients through breast cancer treatment from diagnosis to recovery, providing emotional support. They help patients choose between treatment options, communicate with the patient's doctors, lead support groups, and provide resources and referrals. Additionally, they educate patients and medical staff about breast cancer treatment and detection.
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