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Investigate the nutritional status, including body composition, of oncology patients attending an outpatient clinic at Groote Schuur hospital: a cross-sectional study
Background There is an increase in cancer prevalence globally with an increase in cancer mortality in South Africa. Malnutrition, cancer cachexia and sarcopenia are conditions commonly experienced by people with cancer. Not only is there a deterioration of nutritional status, but these conditions...
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Department of Human Biology
2024
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