Demographic characteristics and “disease-related factors” play a role in the unmet supportive care needs of patients diagnosed with lung cancer, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare. The research was performed by a team of investigators from Taiwan, with the aim of evaluating the unmet supportive care needs of patients with lung cancer throughout cancer treatment and across different stages of the disease, including those already receiving treatment and those who were recently diagnosed. ...
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