Scalp cooling: a qualitative study to assess the perceptions and experiences of Australian patients with breast cancer.
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Scalp cooling: a qualitative study to assess the perceptions and experiences of Australian patients with breast cancer.
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Scalp cooling: a qualitative s ...... n patients with breast cancer.
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Amanda O'Reilly
Brandi Baylock
Frances Boyle
Joanne Shaw
Julie Winstanley
Kerrie Andrews
Lina Pugliano
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10.1007/S00520-016-3206-2
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2016-04-09T00:00:00Z