Cancer-related fatigue is a well-known problem during the active treatment phase of cancer, but can also be a frequent problem for survivors many years after completion of therapy. Because of this high risk survivors may benefit from surveillanc
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IGHG Fatigue Surveillance Recommendations
Recommendations for surveillance for cancer-related fatigue in survivors.
Year:2020
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