Hipnosis en el tratamiento del cáncer
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https://doi.org/10.18597/rcog.1798Abstract
La hipnosis puede controlar en forma efectiva el amplio rango de efectos secundarios tanto psicológicos como fisiológicos que el cáncer o su terapia conlleva.
Author Biographies
Raúl Llanos
James Bohm, Facultad de Medicina de Tulane
Facultad de Medicina de Tulane, Nueva Orleans. U. S. A.
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