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Evaluation of the role of relaxation therapy for hot flushes in women who are undergoing the menopause subsequent to treatment for breast cancer

By:

Fenlon, D.R

Publication details: Thesis (MSc)-University of London, 1995Subject(s):

Contents:

Literature review ; Methods ; Results ; Discussion and summary

Summary: This study was set up to look at an intervention which could be used in the management of menopausal problems, in particular hot flushes, and that would be acceptable to both the medical professions and to the affected women.

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Reference book	David Adams Library (Royal Marsden) Librarians Office	M007 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		0000003629

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Literature review ; Methods ; Results ; Discussion and summary

This study was set up to look at an intervention which could be used in the management of menopausal problems, in particular hot flushes, and that would be acceptable to both the medical professions and to the affected women.

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