PART A: How has the public perception of cancer and those diagnosed with it changed over the years? A.
The public is now more aware of cancer and considers those diagnosed as "victims."
B.
There is a greater public discourse now about cancer, so what was once considered rare is now thought of as common and less harmful.
C.
Because survival is increasing, the public perception of those diagnosed with cancer has changed from "victim" to "survivor."
D.
Studies are learning more every day about cancer and the experiences of cancer survivors; this information is slowly being spread to the public.

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