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So often patients celebrate the completion of cancer treatment, only to be back in treatment a few months, or years later. Why does this scenario seem so common? Why didn't the treatment take care of the cancer? Why did it return? Dr. Nasha Winters explains why this happens so frequently and what more focus should really be on.
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