ONCOLOGY Nurse Edition April 2008, Vol 22 No 4
Main Articles
- Providing Palliative Care for the Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient: Concepts and Resources
Reviewed in:
- The Gabriel Article Reviewed
- PATIENT INFORMATION: Peripheral Neuropathy
Articles in this issue
The Grant et al Article Reviewed
Peripheral Neuropathy and Cancer
mTOR* Inhibitors *mammalian target of rapamycin
Cancer: Thinking Beyond the Disease
ONCOLOGY Nurse Edition April 2008, Vol 22 No 4
Hearing Loss in Pediatric Cancer Survivors Treated With Cisplatin
The Gabriel Article Reviewed
Providing Palliative Care for the Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient: Concepts and Resources
Menopausal Symptoms Following Tamoxifen Treatment for Breast Cancer
The Evolving Paradigm of Adult Cancer Survivor Care
Sexuality and Body Image Concerns After Treatment for Breast Cancer
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