An advisory by the association of radiation oncologists of India for radiation therapy patients and staff among COVID 19 pandemic

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Abstract
Covid19 has become a major public health problem in India and the rest of the world. The dramatic rise in the incidence of COVID 19 cases has severely challenged our healthcare system and forced us to work with limited infrastructure, resources, and workforce. However, even in this time of adversity …
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Authors Talapatra K;Gupta M;Singh K;Giri GV;Vashistha R;;
Journal journal of cancer research and therapeutics
Year 1970
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