Tachycardia in cancer patients could signal increased risk of mortality - European Pharmaceutical Review

Tachycardia in cancer patients could signal increased risk of mortality  European Pharmaceutical Review

A study has shown a link between tachycardia and an increased risk of mortality in cancer patients, even up to 10 years after diagnosis.



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