Cytokine-mediated changes associated with improvements in cancer-related fatigue induced by exercise: Results from a randomized pilot study of cancer patients receiving radiotherapy
Karen M. Mustian(University of Rochester Medical Center), Gary R. Morrow(University of Rochester Medical Center), Luke J. Peppone(University of Rochester Medical Center), Susan G. Fisher(NorthShore University HealthSystem), J Adams(University of Rochester), Charles E. Heckler(University of Rochester Medicine), Michelle C. Janelsins(University of Rochester), John T Williams(University of Rochester), Tom V. Darling(University of Rochester), Oxana Palesh(Virginia Commonwealth University)
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