Experiences of "openness" between mothers & daughters during breast cancer: implications for coping and healthy outcomes.

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Bianca M Wolf

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Carla L Fisher

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Craig Fowler

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Mollie Rose Canzona

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10.1002/PON.4253

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2016-08-17T00:00:00Z

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