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01 October 2004 | Vol 3, Issue 8 Print Edition
Clinical

Is global symptom assessment in childhood cancer possible?

Louise Soanes

Play in the community — quality care for the child with cancer

Jayne Price, Naomi Spence

Is it always ethical for health professionals to tell the truth about cancer?

John Costello

Perspective

Childhood trauma

Vee Freir

Opinion

Not so complementaty

Dion Smyth

Feature

Developing a framework for genetics in cancer nursing

Maggie KirkPhD, Kevin McDonald

The importance of hair

Paula Kuzbit

Letter

Letter

Jennifer Ann Thompson

Letter

Isabel White

Book review

The biology of cancer

Edward Pace

Perspectives in paediatric oncology nursing

Ruth Davies

Counselling skills in palliative care

Jan Morrison

Fundamental aspects of palliative care nursing

Jane Andrews

Helping the patient with advanced disease: a workbook

Sheila Payne

Book review

Dion Smyth

Nurse lecturer Dion Smyth scans the nursing and medical journals for the latest developments in cancer nursing

Dion Smyth

Review

Review

Dion Smyth

Review

Dion Smyth

News

Can oils help diagnosis anxiety?

Mammography works better in certain women

News in brief

Broccoli and brussel sprouts

Some foods may prevent childhood leukaemia

Karen Birmingham

Editorial

Multiple symptom intervention

Christine Miaskowski

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