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Qigong for Pre-frail and Frail Older Cancer Survivors
To-date, there is no evidence on qigong's effects for improving well-being of pre-frail and frail older cancer survivors. Our aim is to conduct a pilot study for testing out the feasibility and acceptability of a qigong intervention to the elderly cancer survivors.
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