Minton, O; Stone, PC
(2013)
A comparison of cognitive function, sleep and activity levels in disease-free breast cancer patients with or without cancer-related fatigue syndrome.
BMJ Support Palliat Care, 2 (3).
231 - 238.
ISSN 2045-435X
https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjspcare-2011-000172
SGUL Authors: Minton, Oliver Stone, Patrick
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Abstract
Chronic fatigue is a feature in a subset of women successfully treated for breast cancer but is not well characterised. This study examines differences in objective cognitive function, activity levels and sleep in disease-free women who do and do not meet criteria for cancer-related fatigue syndrome (CRFS).
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