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Connected Health Conference 2018 (46) CHC18: Chronic disease management (13)

Published on in Vol 4, No 2 (2018): CHC18

Participant Engagement in a Commercially Available App-Based Mindfulness Training Intervention Delivered to Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer

Participant Engagement in a Commercially Available App-Based Mindfulness Training Intervention Delivered to Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer

Participant Engagement in a Commercially Available App-Based Mindfulness Training Intervention Delivered to Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer

Authors of this article:

Kristen Rosen1 ;   Jennifer Potter1
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