Improved cancer chemotherapy: Benefits of delivery by infusion: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 87, No 2

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Chemotherapy has a bad reputation with many patients and even physicians, who associate it with side effects that may be more disruptive to life-style than the cancer itself. Dr Lokich describes a method of administering antineoplastic agents continuously over hours or days that is less toxic and may be more effective than bolus administration for certain cancers.

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