Alternative Medicine Use Suggests Depression In Breast Cancer Patients

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07 Jun 1999
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The use of alternative medicine by women recovering from standard therapy for early-stage breast cancer may be an indicator of higher psychosocial distress and a worse quality of life than for women who never used alternative therapies, researchers report in the June 3 New England Journal of Medicine.

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