Financial toxicity in cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy in a universal health care system - a prospective multicenter study of 1075 patients.
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N. Nicolay | S. Boeke | A. Rühle | Jan-Niklas Becker | Mathias Sonnhoff | A. Fabian | L. Käsmann | M. Trommer | S. Wegen | M. Treppner | C. A. Fink | J. Domschikowski | Melanie K Schneider | Georg W Wurschi | Elodie Bockelmann | D. Krug | C. Fink | G. Wurschi | M. Sonnhoff | E. Bockelmann | M. Treppner
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