Use of Quranotherapy in children with cancer: A type of traditional and complementary medicine
Uso de la coranoterapia en niños con cáncer: Un tipo de medicina tradicional y complementaria
Abstract
Traditional and complementary medicine (T&CM) use is common in both in adult and pediatric oncology worldwide. Quranotherapy, a type of T&CM, is also widely used by cancer patients and their parents/caregivers. A limited number of studies have shown that Quranotherapy is beneficial in improving adjustment and in reducing pain and anxiety in children with cancer.
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2025-12-15
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Caksen, H. (2025). Use of Quranotherapy in children with cancer: A type of traditional and complementary medicine: Uso de la coranoterapia en niños con cáncer: Un tipo de medicina tradicional y complementaria. Peruvian Journal of Health Care and Global Health, 9(3). Retrieved from http://revista.uch.edu.pe/index.php/hgh/article/view/350
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