Factors associated with the severity and improvement of fatigue in patients with advanced cancer presenting to an outpatient palliative care clinic

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Palliative Care, September 2012

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RT @edubru: Genitourinary cancer and low appetite at baseline were associated with successful improvement of fatigue with referrals to outp…

RT @edubru: Genitourinary cancer and low appetite at baseline were associated with successful improvement of fatigue with referrals to outp…

RT @edubru: Fatigue worst symptom. 1/3 improved with palliative care https://t.co/84yXx4TyQI #fatigue #hpmkt

RT @edubru: Fatigue worst symptom. 1/3 improved with palliative care https://t.co/84yXx4TyQI #fatigue #hpmkt

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