Lost workdays in uterine cervical cancer survivors compared to the general population: impact of treatment and relapse.

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Lost workdays in uterine cervical cancer survivors compared to the general population: impact of treatment and relapse.

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Lost workdays in uterine cervi ...... pact of treatment and relapse.

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Lost workdays in uterine cervi ...... pact of treatment and relapse.

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Angelique Flöter Rådestad

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Ingrid Glimelius

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Karin Bergmark

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Sara Ekberg

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Åsa H Everhov

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10.1007/S11764-015-0496-1

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Angelica Lindén Hirschberg

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