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The role of Breast Cancer related arm lymphedema in physical functioning among long-term African American breast cancer survivors

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Aug 18, 2024, 06:46

The role of Breast Cancer related arm lymphedema in physical functioning among long-term African American breast cancer survivors

Dana-Farber’s Breast Oncology Center posted on X about paper by Sarah Nechuta et al., titled “The role of breast cancer-related arm lymphedema in physical functioning and physical activity participation among long-term African American breast cancer survivors” published on National Library of Medicine.

Author: Sarah Nechuta, Wendy Y Chen, Ally Goerge, Deepika Boopathy, Maureen Sanderson

“The role of Breast Cancer related arm lymphedema in physical functioning and physical activity participation among long-term African American breast cancer survivors was discussed in a recent paper in Supportive Care in Cancer: Springer Journal by Sarah Nechuta.”

Source: Dana-Farber’s Breast Oncology Center/X

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