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. 2008 Sep 1;38(9):627-634.
doi: 10.3928/00485713-20080901-01.

Sleep Disturbances in Cancer

Lianqi Liu  1 , Sonia Ancoli-Israel
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Sleep Disturbances in Cancer

Lianqi Liu et al. Psychiatr Ann. .
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