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Research Article | Volume: 23 Issue:1 (Jan-Dec, 2018) | Pages 1 - 4
A Study to Assess The Effectiveness Of Progressive Muscle Relaxation Technique On Generalized Anxiety, Fatigue And Pain In Patients Receiving Radiation Therapy At Selected Hospital Of Delhi Ncr.
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Open Access
Received
March 10, 2018
Revised
June 20, 2018
Accepted
Sept. 30, 2018
Published
Oct. 25, 2018
Abstract

Introduction: - World Cancer Day, observed annually on February 4, aims to raise awareness and inspire action against cancer worldwide. The 2021 theme, "I am and I will," highlights individual commitment to fight against the disease. Cancer is a significant cause of death globally, affecting people of all ages and backgrounds, with a higher impact in developing economies. It arises from genetic mutations caused by various factors, including environmental exposure, lifestyle choices, and genetic predisposition. Chemotherapy and Radiation is a common treatment, but it may have immediate or delayed side effects. Complementary therapies like progressive muscle relaxation and acupuncture are explored to mitigate these effects. World Cancer Day serves as a crucial platform to unite communities, governments, and individuals in the battle against cancer, emphasizing the importance of early detection, prevention, and continuous support for patients and survivors.

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