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Defining the clinical condition of cancer patients: it is time to switch from performance status to nutritional status

E. Lemarié | W. Cacheux | O. Mir | F. Goldwasser | X. Hébuterne | R. Coriat | C. Mateus | J. Durand | A. Cessot | M. Michallet | C. Montreuil | French Study Group

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