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Is Fatigue a Long-Term Side Effect of Breast Cancer Treatment?

Cancer Control - United States
doi 10.1177/107327489900600304
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MedicineOncologyHematology
Date

May 1, 1999

Authors
Paul B. JacobsenKevin Stein
Publisher

SAGE Publications


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