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Gaining insight into how weight loss is perceived by persons with advanced cancer, and identifying potential differences related to gender and country of residence, is essential for developing comprehensive, equitable, gender-sensitive recommendations for medical nutrition therapy, with the aim of improving disease outcome.
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