The current paper reviews the literature regarding psychosocial issues confronting young
women with breast cancer. The findings indicate that younger women with breast cancer …

Women diagnosed with breast cancer at a younger age often have concerns less frequently
faced by older women. A cross‐sectional survey of 204 women diagnosed with breast …

Objective: Although women's breast cancer affects both women and their male partners, as
well as their relationships, few interventions have been developed to work with couples …

The article focuses on breast cancer in young women. The diagnosis and treatment of breast
cancer is a major life stress that is followed by significant psychological morbidity. For …

Objective: Information about psychological intervention with couples coping with breast
cancer is not well-disseminated. This can be explained, at least in part, by the absence of …

Objective To summarize the psychosocial experience of women with breast cancer from a
lifespan perspective by examining the findings of qualitative studies. Methods A meta …

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 …

Evidence suggests that younger women who are diagnosed with breast cancer may be at
increased risk for poor psychosocial outcomes. However, only limited work has examined …

This in-depth, qualitative pilot study explored the impact of breast cancer on specific
dimensions of the relationships and roles of women. It included interaction within the partner …

This article reviews the research that has examined the impact of breast cancer and its
treatment on the patient's marital relationship. Breast cancer and its treatment affect not only …