Psychosocial consequences of a three-month follow-up after receiving an abnormal lung cancer CT-screening result: A longitudinal survey

Christina Sadolin Damhus(University of Copenhagen), John Brodersen(University of Copenhagen), Jessica Malmqvist(Region Zealand), Volkert Siersma(University of Copenhagen), Julie Greve Quentin(University of Copenhagen)
Lung Cancer
March 10, 2021
10.1016/j.lungcan.2021.03.003
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