Hi,

I am not sure of the actual references re the studies or articles but
might suggest that you contact the CIS (Cancer Information Centre)

I have read something about timing being a factor.  When I had my
chemo I found that I was able to cope better if the chemo was on my
schedule rather than the hospitals.  It took a great deal of talking
to get them to modify the schedule evenm a bit.

I have also read something about having the chemo in the evening and so
the person get the chemo and is put to sleep fo rthe night.  I suspect
with a sleeping pill, or in some other manner.  The effects of the
drug were not felt, the drug initail impact was during "rest".  I am
sure that theis may only work with certain {*filter*}????   HAve not read
anything recently.
?

DAVID KASSIRER.."Headhunter"
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