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Journal: Curr. Oncol., 2024
Volume: 31
Number: 5

Article: The Evaluation of the Suitability, Quality, and Readability of Publicly Available Online Resources for the Self-Management of Fear of Cancer Recurrence
Authors: by Verena Shuwen Wu, Tiyasha Sabud, Allan ‘Ben’ Smith, Sylvie D. Lambert, Joseph Descallar, Sophie Lebel and Adeola Bamgboje-Ayodele
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