Menstrual Disturbances Not Being Tracked, Treated in Cancer Patients
New research suggests that some cancer patients do not have their menstrual history documented and do not receive treatment for menstrual disturbances.
New research suggests that some cancer patients do not have their menstrual history documented and do not receive treatment for menstrual disturbances.
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