Barely Significant
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Delayed Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea - A Nurse-Led International Observational Study in Routine Oncology Practice (CINrate).

SAGE Open Nurs · 2025 · PMC12678739 · PMID 41356791

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trending towards significancep = .055so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)
In summary, CIN during previous CHT proved to be insignificant (p = .110) due to the large variation between instances, younger age proved to be trending towards significance (i.e., occurrence of dCIN tends to decrease with increasing age, p = .055), while the diagnosis showed significant differences. dCIN was significantly higher for GI tumours than for solid (p = .004) and haematological malignancy (p = .010; Table 5 ).

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