Integrative oncology and wellness considerations in cancer survivorship

Kevin D Stein1, Ted Gansler2, Colleen Doyle2

  • 1Behavioral Research Center, Intramural Research Department (KDS), Health Promotion Department (TG, RC), Cancer Control Science Department (CD), Extramural Grants Department (VK, ECD), American Cancer Society,Atlanta, GA; American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, Atlanta, GA (CS). Kevin.Stein@cancer.org.

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