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Seeking Informed Consent to Phase I Cancer Clinical Trials: Identifying Oncologists'Communication Styles
The purpose of this study is to examine doctor-patient communication about treatment options which may include an experimental, new treatment for cancer. What we learn from this study may help us to teach doctors better ways to talk to their patients.
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