Background. The survival of women with breast cancer has improved. There are many
studies available describing different aspects of how the illness and its treatment affect the …

Menopausal symptoms are important concerns for breast cancer survivors, which may
influence daily activities, physical comfort and sexual health. Incidence and severity ratings …

Daughters caring for a mother with breast cancer represent a vulnerable population. They
are confronted with having to integrate their emotional reactions to their mother's illness …

Objective: A significant proportion of breast cancer patients experiences psychiatric
morbidity in the first year after a breast cancer diagnosis and/or beginning of treatment. This …

Background Given their early age at diagnosis, young breast cancer survivors (YBCSs) face
issues that differ widely from their older counterparts. Patients and Methods We mailed a …

Purpose This study evaluates the prevalence of emotional distress and psychosocial needs
in young adult (YA, age 18–39) patients at the time of their breast cancer diagnosis …

Background. The diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of cancer can present
individuals with a multitude of stressors at various points in that trajectory. Psychosocial …

Aims and objectives To investigate the experiences of male partners of female breast cancer
patients who had undergone surgery and oncological treatment and who were still raising …

Younger women experience greater chemotherapy related toxicities compared to older
counterparts, 1 and with a longer natural lifespan, have more time for toxicities to arise …

Purpose: This study aimed to compare the self-reported perceptions of the repercussions of
the disease and its treatments and emotional distress in young women with breast cancer …