Background Cancer affects both men and women, yet systematic understanding of the role
of gender in caregiving and dyadic caregiver‐patient interactions is lacking. Thus, it may be …

ObjectivesCancer does affect not only the lives of the patients but also that of their spouses.
The aims of this systematic review are to (i) explore the gender differences in the impact of …

Most caregiving literature has focused on women, who have traditionally taken on
caregiving roles. However, more research is needed to clarify the mixed evidence regarding …

As cancer treatment has evolved toward precision medicine, psychosocial research and
practices for cancer patients and their family members have also raised awareness of the …

Objective To explore the spectrum of hidden morbidities and gender differences in the
spousal caregiving experience with regard to cancer patients across the cancer trajectory …

Objectives As a formative investigation toward the development of a supportive care
intervention for male caregivers, this study explored the emotional impact, unmet needs and …

Despite a growing body of research on male caregivers, limited information is available on
male caregivers of cancer survivors. Furthermore, few studies have examined the unique …

Background The spouse is generally the primary informal caregiver for cancer patients.
Many studies have explored the experience of caregiving for cancer patients, but it is …

Background: There is considerable evidence demonstrating the negative effects of
caregiving particularly in the areas of psychological well-being and quality of life of family …

Three hundred cancer patients and romantic partners of cancer patients were surveyed
regarding their psychological distress, quality of life, and gender-role identity. Specifically …