The aims of this replication study were: to determine if subgroups of oncology outpatients receiving active treatment could be identified based on their experience with the symptoms of fatigue, sleep disturbance, depression, and pain; ...
- Recent posts
- Trying to Keep Visits as Painless as Possible
- The Symptom Experience of Oncology Outpatients Has a Different ...
- U.S.: grand jury indicts "pill mill" doctor, wife
- Chronic pain: Multiple causes, multiple pathways to relief
- Watching back pain vanish
- NoMoreClipboard.comTM Personal Health Record Integrates Pain...
- Adolor Initiates Phase 2a Study of Delta Agonist ADL5859 in ...
- Somatic Systems, Inc. Launches Shareholder Question and Answer Forum
- Healing Quest - Pain Management
- A.P. Pharma Stockholders Approve 2007 Equity Incentive Plan and ...
- Pfizer, Adolor form collaboration to develop pain compounds
- Methadone deaths shoot up
- Fortis private equity fund in management buy-out of two Dutch bakeries
- Zynex Announces Increased Orders in November
- Pain management after craniotomy
- Equipment for regional anesthesia in children
- Birth Skills: Proven Pain-Management Techniques for Your Labour ...
- Study Results Boost Pain Therapeutics
- Ethics and therapy choices
- Pain management nursing : scope and standards of practice