The impact of genomics on oncology nursing.
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Summary
Since 2003, genetics and genomics information has led to exciting new diagnostics, prognostics, and treatment options in oncology practice, which offers a challenge for oncologists to become comfortable with incorporating education about genetics/genomics into their clinical practice and patient education.
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- article
- Published
- 2013-12-01
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- 7
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- 107
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Keywords
Brightness, Contrast (vision), Detector, Transmission (telecommunications), Optics
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