Understanding the nature of cancer-related fatigue
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Understanding the nature of cancer-related fatigue
Nurs Times.
2005 Oct.
Abstract
Fatigue is one of the most frequently reported symptoms of cancer and is also a consequence of cancer treatment. There are a variety of tools available to measure fatigue but investigations into effective management have been inconclusive.
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