Cancer Diagnosis No Longer an Automatic Death Sentence

New Film Explores Impact of Cancer on Patients and Their Families

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Cologne, Germany – The diagnosis of cancer is no longer an automatic death sentence, thanks to advances in medical treatment and technology. A new film by WDR, Germany's public broadcast service, explores the impact of cancer on patients and their families, and how they can cope with the challenges it brings.

The film, titled "Hautnah" ("Close Up"), follows Jens Niehuss and Marcel Martschoke, two young men who were diagnosed with cancer in their early 20s. The film documents their journey as they undergo treatment, deal with the physical and emotional side effects of cancer, and try to rebuild their lives after their diagnosis.

"Hautnah" is a powerful and moving film that offers a unique perspective on the challenges of living with cancer. It is a must-see for anyone who has been affected by cancer, or who wants to learn more about this devastating disease.