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Lower levels of depression, fatigue and symptoms are associated with higher levels of physical activity in lung cancer
L. Denehy, C. McDonald, L. Irving, C. Granger (Melbourne, Heidelberg, Australia)
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Latest insights in chronic care
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L. Denehy, C. McDonald, L. Irving, C. Granger (Melbourne, Heidelberg, Australia). Lower levels of depression, fatigue and symptoms are associated with higher levels of physical activity in lung cancer. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 4748
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