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How Can Families Support Pediatric Patients Undergoing Radiotherapy?

Families play a critical role in supporting pediatric patients during radiotherapy. They can help by:
Maintaining a positive and reassuring attitude
Encouraging open communication about fears and concerns
Ensuring the child follows pre-treatment instructions and attends all appointments
Providing a healthy diet and adequate rest

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