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Massage in Palliative Care Provides Meaning, Respite
posted:5/27/2009
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Short sessions of soft-tissue massage provided a sense of meaning and inner respite among cancer patients in palliative care, according to recent
research.
The full research report of “Massage in Palliative Care Provides Meaning, Respite,” is featured in the print edition of MASSAGE Magazine's June 2009 issue.
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