Cancer Related Fatigue Questionnaires Assessed

Oncology Times Broadcast News
06/04/2009 12 min

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Oncology Times Broadcast News with the Audio Journal of Oncology

Reporting from: 10th European Congress Perspectives in Lung Cancer, Brussels March 6-7, 2009 and Journal of Clinical Oncology

Cancer Related Fatigue Questionnaires Assessed

Paddy Stone of St George's Hospital, University of London and David Cella from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, in Evanston Ilinois about the efficacy of questionnaires for assessing, screening and perhaps diagnosing cacer-related fatigue syndrome.

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