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Last Updated: February 2003
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Title: A briefing on lung cancer. (Developments in treatment. 6 refs).
Author: Maher, D.
Source: Nursing Times. 2002 5 Nov. 98(45). p28-9.

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Title: What happens to patients undergoing lung cancer surgery? Outcomes and quality of life before and after surgery
Author: Handy JR. Asaph JW. Skokan L. Reed CE. Koh S. Brooks G. Douville EC. Tsen AC. Ott GY. Silvestri GA
Source: Chest 2002 Jul;122(1):4-5.

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Title: Evolving routines: preventing fatigue associated with lung and colorectal cancer. (Research into behavioural modes which trigger fatigue. 31 refs).
Author: Olson, K; Tom, B; Hewitt, J.
Source: Qualitative Health Research. 2002 May. 12(5). p655-70.
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Title: Impact of dyspnea, pain, and fatigue on daily life activities in ambulatory patients with advanced lung cancer. (Research in Japan. 26 refs).
Author: Tanaka, K; Akechi, T; Okuyama, T.
Source: J Pain & Symptom Management. 2002 May. 23(5). p417-23.
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Title: Quality of life in advanced non-small-cell lung cancer: results of a Southwest Oncology Group randomized trial
Author: Moinpour CM. Lyons B. Grevstad PK. Lovato LC. Crowley J. Czaplicki K. Buckner ZM. Ganz PA. Kelly K. Gandara DR
Source: Quality of Life Research 2002 Mar;11(2):115-26.

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Title: Partners' experiences of living with a patient with lung cancer. (Phenomenological research. 22 refs).
Author: Walker, E.
Source: Professional Nurse. 2002 Feb. 17(6). p345-8.
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Title: 'Smoke like a man, die like a man'. A review of the relationship between gender, sex and lung cancer. (86 refs).
Author: Payne, S.
Source: Social Science & Medicine. 2001 Oct. 53(8). p1067-80.
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Title: Receiving a diagnosis of lung cancer: patients' interpretations, perceptions and perspectives. (Research into patients' views of the communication of bad news concerning diagnosis of lung cancer. 16 refs).
Author: Yardley, S; Davis, C; Sheldon, F.
Source: Palliative Medicine. 2001 Sep. 15(5). p379-8.
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Title: A non-pharmacological approach to managing breathlessness. (NT Plus Respiratory Care supplement. In lung cancer. 4 refs).
Author: Stent, G.
Source: Nursing Times. 2001 23 Aug. 97(34). p57-8.
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Title: Relationship between fatigue and nutritional status in patients receiving radiation therapy to treat lung cancer. (Research. 21 refs).
Author: Beach, P; Siebeneck, B; Buderer, N.
Source: Oncology Nursing Forum. 2001 Jul. 28(6). p1027-31.
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Title: Quality of life in patients receiving radiation therapy for non-small cell lung cancer. (Research on changes in patients' perceptions of quality of life during and after radiation therapy. 54 refs).
Author: John, L.
Source: Oncology Nursing Forum. 2001 Jun. 28(5). p807-13.
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Title: Dyspnea, anxiety, body consciousness, and quality of life in patients with lung cancer. (Research. 36 refs).
Author: Smith, E; Hann, D; Ahles, T.
Source: J Pain & Symptom Management. 2001 Apr. 21(4). p323-9.
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Title: Cancer nursing practice development: understanding breathlessness. (Issues arising from a multi-centre, randomized controlled trial of a new nursing intervention to manage breathlessness in lung cancer patients. 30 refs).
Author: Krishnasamy, M; Corner, J; Bredin, M.
Source: J Clinical Nursing. 2001 Jan. 10(1). p103-8.
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Title: Receiving a diagnosis of lung cancer: patients' interpretations, perceptions and perspectives
Author: Yardley SJ. Davis CL. Sheldon F
Source: Palliative Medicine 2001;15(5):379-86.


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