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American Society of Clinical Oncology Statement: Toward Individualized Care for Patients With Advanced Cancer by PEPPERCORN, Jeffrey M, SMITH, Thomas J, HELFT, Paul R, DEBONO, David J, BERRY, Scott R, WOLLINS, Dana S, HAYES, Daniel M, VON ROENN, Jamie H, SCHNIPPER, Lowell E

“…Patients with advanced incurable cancer face complex physical, psychological, social, and spiritual consequences of disease and its treatment. Care for these…”
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Caring for patients with chronic pain: pearls and pitfalls by Debono, David J, Hoeksema, Laura J, Hobbs, Raymond D

“…Chronic, nonmalignant pain is a substantial public health problem in the United States. Research over the past 2 decades has defined chronic pain by using a…”
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Integration of palliative medicine into routine oncological care: what does the evidence show us? by Debono, David J

“…Palliative medicine is now a recognized medical subspecialty. The goal of palliative medicine is to prevent and relieve suffering, and to support the best…”
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More on ‘Simoneʼs OncOpinion’ about ‘Econo-Docs’ by Debono, David J

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Addressing Fertility in Patients With Advanced Cancer: How the Quality Oncology Practice Initiative Standards and ASCO Guidelines Facilitate Ethical Communication by Debono, David J, Kohnke, Jenna M, Helft, Paul R

“…The ASCO Recommendations on Fertility Preservation in Cancer Patients were issued in 2006, but evidence suggests many oncologists are unaware of the guidelines…”
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Thymic neoplasms by Debono, David J, Loehrer, Patrick J

“…Thymic carcinomas and thymom as are neoplasms of the epithelial cells of the thymus. Extensive study of the histopathology of these tumors has provided insight…”
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Reduced urinary aldosterone excretion rates with normal plasma concentrations of aldosterone in the very elderly by Pratt, J H, Hawthorne, J J, Debono, D J

“…Although aldosterone production declines with age, so does the aldosterone metabolic clearance rate (MCR), and the net effect of age on the circulating level…”
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