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01 November 2002 | Vol 1, Issue 9
CPD

Improving the patient’s experience of cancer-related fatigue

Paula Kuzbit

Clinical

The importance of clinical trials in cancer care

Nicola James, Fiona Armitage

Implications of PBSCT for nursing practice

Frances Potter

Analysis

Ageism in cancer care

Lynne Wallis

Listings

Conferance, events and scholarships

Journal scan

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Book review

On Death, Dying and Not Dying

Catherine Alban Jones

Challenging Cancer

Maureen Newton

Legal aspects of pain management

Sharon Wood

Book review

Book review

Dion Smyth

Book review

Dion Smyth

Book review

Dion Smyth

Opinion

Lung cancer: the harsh reality

Rebecca Myatt, Tom Treasure

Feature

Cancer nurse of the year

Frances Pickersgill, Deborah Rigby

News

Breast cancer

Karen Birmingham

Cancer survival rates appear not so bleak

Cancer in children

News in brief

Editorial

Early diagnosis saves lives!

Dame Gill Oliver

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