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Tumor-Fatigue Sprechstunde der BKG e.V.

Mögliche Hinderungsgründe für die Inanspruchnahme aus Sicht von Selbsthilfegruppenleitern

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  1. Institut für Tumor-Fatigue-Forschung, Emskirchen, Deutschland

    I. Fischer

  2. Bayerische Krebsgesellschaft e. V., München, Deutschland

    M. Besseler

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Fischer, I., Besseler, M. Tumor-Fatigue Sprechstunde der BKG e.V.. Forum 31, 72–75 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12312-015-0022-4

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