Relationship of Internet Health Information Use With Patient Behavior and Self-Efficacy: Experiences of Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patients Who Contact the National Cancer Institute's Cancer Information Service
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Sarah Bauerle Bass | Linda Fleisher | Nancy McKeown-Conn | Sheryl Burt Ruzek | L. Fleisher | S. Bass | D. Moore | S. Ruzek | T. F. Gordon | Nancy McKeown-Conn | Thomas F Gordon | Dirk Moore
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