Use of monitored air concentrations to infer dry deposition (1985). Technical memo

B. B. Hicks; Dennis Baldocchi; R.P. Hosker; Boyd A. Hutchison; D. R. Matt

doi:10.7759/cureus.52247

Abstract

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Amid the pandemic, cancer patients safely received treatment. Mild cases were managed at home. Poor outcome was found in comorbid, severe COVID-19 cancer patients. However, the impact of treatment delays on long-term oncological outcomes needs further study.

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