Cancer survivors often report increased mental health concerns as well as lowered physical
and psychological well-being and average quality of life (QoL). Positive lifestyle variables …

It is now recognized that the" cancer experience" extends beyond diagnosis, treatment, and
end-of-life care. Relative to individuals who have not faced a cancer diagnosis, cancer …

During the past two decades, there have been a number of unsuccessful replication
attempts of our finding that group psychotherapy improves cancer survival. One explanation …

Background Adult cancer survivors (ACS) are at increased risk for developing various
comorbid conditions and having poor health-related quality of life (HRQOL) when compared …

Background It has been widely documented that oncological patients experience various
types of clinical dysfunction (eg, Park, 2009), but cancer can have positive as well as …

Background: Although cancer diagnosis and treatment frequently cause distress, many
survivors report personal growth, change, and transformation. To better understand these …

Less than 20% of cancer survivors meet recommended physical activity (PA) guidelines.
Research reporting positive impact of social support on PA in cancer survivors has not …

Methods Young and middle-aged cancer survivors (< age 65) were recruited to participate in
a phase IIa 'proof of concept'study which utilized a pre-post pre-experimental design …

Cancer rates are on the rise and there is also an increase in the number of cancer survivors.
This results in an increase of caregivers for those survivors. Many caregivers experience …

Survival from cancer has improved over the past decade resulting in more long‐term
survivors. The literature on multi‐dimensional quality of life (QOL) among long‐term (5+ …