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| Characteristics |
Pilot study
Peer reviewed
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| Population |
People with cancer, medical staff, and witnesses |
| Intervention |
Meditation
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| Topics |
Meditation
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| Key points |
Suggests that the meditation practice may improve wellness and connectedness among participants. |
Abstract
Meditation involving people with cancer, medical staff and witnesses: a pilot study exploring improvement in wellness and connectedness.
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