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Mind–Body Research in Cancerar that different mind-body practices have their place in oncology care. However, it is still uncertain which programs are most effective, and it will likely turn out that different programs are useful for different people at different times within the treatment and recovery trajectory. The key for

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Acupuncture in Cancer Care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institutehe Zakim Center which are crucial to the acupuncturist and the oncology care team members benefit from each other’s contributions to the patient’s overall cancer care. The successful integration of acupuncture at Dana-Farber, a premier academic medical and research facility, underscores the need for

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Lorenzo Cohen,Maurie Markmane seeds of the nation’s birth. And there was no question about who Ghana’s founding father was in an independent Ghana. The first verse of the “Nkrumah Pledge,” which was sung by primary school children every morning during devotion (after the Lord’s Prayer), began “Nkrumah Never Dies, Nkrumah is ou

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A Word of Cautiona in the peer-reviewed medical literature has revealed the potential toxicities associated with a number of such strategies. It will be important for the oncology research community to thoroughly evaluate all claims of safety for any medication used in the cancer patient population. Concerns include

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Communicating with Patients about the Use of Complementary and Integrative Medicine in Cancer Careabout care. The quality of communication in cancer care has been shown to affect patient satisfaction, decision making, patient distress, and even malpractice litigation. Communication is now recognized as a core clinical skill in medicine and in cancer care. In using a patient-centered approach, an