Patients' expectations about effects of chemotherapy for advanced cancer.
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Matthew D Finkelman | Paul J Catalano | Deborah Schrag | Jane C Weeks | Nancy L Keating | P. Catalano | N. Keating | M. Finkelman | D. Schrag | J. Weeks | A. Cronin | Jennifer W Mack | J. Mack | Angel Cronin
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