Relationship among symptoms, quality of life, and complementary and alternative medicines use among patients undergoing hemodialysis in French-speaking Switzerland
Abstract Background Chronic renal disease is considered a main public health problem due to its high prevalence in the population. The solution of choice currently available is kidney transplantation but when this option is not available, blood purification treatments, notably haemodialysis (HD), ar...
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Main Authors: | Marie Kemnitz (Author), Matteo Antonini (Author), Philippe Delmas (Author) |
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