Investigating the Physiological Mechanisms between Resistance Training and Pain Relief in the Cancer Population: A Literature Review

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"Investigating the Physiological Mechanisms between Resistance Training and Pain Relief in the Cancer Population: A Literature Review"
written by Yvonne Jiang, Peter C. Angeletti, Amy J. Hoffman,
published by Journal of Cancer Therapy, Vol.14 No.2, 2023

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