Immunisation in children with cancer treated with standard dose chemotherapy- review of evidence
The improving outcome of childhood cancers has led to increase in number of survivors needing comprehensive care during and after treatment of cancer. Immunisation is an important tenet of this and is often neglected especially in the resource constrained settings due to preoccupation with treatment...
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Main Authors: | Nirmalya Roy Moulik (Author), Ramandeep Singh Arora (Author) |
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2020-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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