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Effectiveness of Additional Acupuncture Therapy for Lung Cancer Patients
This study aims for evaluating the effectiveness, safety and feasibility of additional acupuncture therapy for lung cancer patients who are under chemotherapy in an inpatient setting. The acupuncture therapy will be administered during a resting period between cycles of chemotherapy.
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