Cancer and cancer therapy are often associated with symptoms such as fatigue and sleep
disturbances, before, during and after therapy. These symptoms of fatigue and poor sleep …

Sleep disorders, such as difficulty falling asleep, problems maintaining sleep, poor sleep
efficiency, early awakening, and excessive daytime sleepiness, are prevalent in patients …

Cancer-related fatigue is reported by patients to be the most distressing and persistent
symptom experienced during and after treatment. Unrelieved fatigue often accompanies …

Context Cancer patients often experience cancer-related fatigue (CRF) and sleep
disturbances due to cancer and cancer treatment, and symptoms can persist long after …

Patients with cancer commonly report disturbed sleep, fatigue, and daytime drowsiness.
Although sleep disturbance contributes to significantly reduced quality of life, the overall …

One of the most frequent and disturbing complaints of patients with cancer is fatigue.
Cancerrelated fatigue (CRF) is defined subjectively in a National Comprehensive Cancer …

Fatigue is a major complaint among cancer patients, yet it is unknown whether cancer‐
related fatigue experienced during the day relates to sleep/wake cycles or to the quality and …

It is well known that cancer patients experience lack of sleep, which affects their symptoms
and decrease their much needed energy, particularly while undergoing treatment. Insomnia …

Purpose Cancer‐related fatigue (CRF) results in reduced quality of life for cancer patients.
The relationship between tiredness and fatigue has been established in cancer patients and …

The strong and potentially reciprocal relationship between cancer-related fatigue (CRF) and
disrupted sleep-wake patterns suggests a possible shared physiologic pathway. A growing …