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Pain management in cancer patients: Could opioids or NSAIDs influence outcomes?
Pain management in cancer patients is crucial, yet its implications on tumour progression and long-term outcomes remain an area of ongoing debate. Opioids, while effective for severe pain, may have immunomodulatory and tumour-promoting effects, whereas NSAIDs, particularly selective COX-2 inhibitors
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