Doctors around the world have been advising chemotherapy to patients since decades for the treatment of different ailments. However, patients are still concerned about the use of chemotherapy drugs and the associated side effects, no matter how effective the treatment turns out to be for them.

Chemotherapy is most often used during cancer treatment. Cancer is a life-threatening disease and the mere thought of being diagnosed with it shakes a normal person terribly, let alone patients who actually get it. Cancer diagnosis at the right time is a key to effective cancer treatment, which is most often delivered through chemotherapy, surgery, radiotherapy, or targeted drug therapy.

Presumed Chemotherapy Side Effects

Just like any other drug, chemotherapy drugs may have their side effects too. However, the point here is to understand that not all patients experience these side effects. In fact, some of the patients may not experience any of these chemo side effects at all.

Utilizing the Harold F. Johnson Library, Booker Rudolf Booker pored through academic articles and studied concepts such as Laban’s movement analysis and early-childhood-education models from Reggio Emilia and Rudolf Steiner. She then combined what she discovered with interviews with teachers to formulate a practical guide to integrating movement in early-childhood education.