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See Latest ArticlesComplementary and Alternative Medicine Use and Quality of Life in Patients with Primary Brain Tumors
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Armstrong T et al. - The high number of patients who do not report CAM use has potential implications for evaluation of symptoms and response to therapy in this population. This may be especially relevant in those patients with higher functional status participating in clinical trials.
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