Numerous studies have demonstrated an association between coping strategies and better
quality of life after breast cancer. Because younger women consistently show greater …

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the world and age is the strongest
risk factor for breast cancer in women. Incidence of breast cancer still increases even if at a …

Objective: Our purpose was to determine the frequency of psychiatric morbidity and to
assess the quality of life of women with advanced breast cancer. Methods: The 227 women …

Objectives The aim of this scoping review is to provide an overview of the existing research
that investigates the lived experience during the peri-diagnostic period of breast cancer …

It is important to identify predictors of psychological health among breast cancer patients that
can be relatively easily identified by medical care providers. This article investigates the role …

Psychological and physical health among women with breast cancer are linked. However,
more research is needed to test the interrelations between psychological and somatic …

Purpose: We examined the health-related quality of life (QOL) of a cohort of older women
with breast cancer after their diagnosis. Patients and Methods: Six hundred ninety-one …

Early breast cancer affects one in every nine women along with their families. Advances in
screening and biomedical interventions have changed the face of breast cancer from a …

The present prospective study aimed at (1) investigating the frequency of high levels of
psychological distress in women with early-stage breast cancer almost two years after …

This article reviews recent literature on age differences in psychological adjustment to breast
cancer. Overall, studies have shown that older women experience less psychological …