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For healthcare professionals managing terminal patients, understanding the logistics and safety of international end-of-life travel is crucial, including medication management and legal documentation.

Study reveals a correlation between key opinion leaders in oncology and higher industry payments, prompting calls for stronger regulations to address potential biases.