Anti-mutagenicity Effects of Vitamin E on Oncology and Non-oncology Hospital Nurses by Ames Assay.
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Summary
There is a need to improve the safety of the work environment, make available protective equipment, develop standard practice guidelines for oncology nurses and higher therapeutic doses of Vitamin E may be a promising compound for reducing mutagenic effects of anti-neoplastic drugs among oncologists hospital nurses.
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- article
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- 2013-12-01
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- 4
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Keywords
Symbol (formal), Philosophy, Linguistics
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