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Cognitive dissonance in clinical practice can delay the adoption of evidence-based treatments, potentially affecting patient outcomes across multiple specialties.

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This study underscores the critical gap between Hollywood’s depiction of cancer care and the realities of diagnosis, treatment, and palliative care, urging healthcare professionals to actively correct patient misconceptions for more realistic expectations.