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SOURCES: Kerry Courneya, Ph.D., professor, and Canada Research Chair, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada; Kevin Stein, Ph.D., director, Quality of Life Research, Behavioral Research Center, American Cancer Society, Atlanta; June 1, 2008, Cancer
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