… be appropriate to other sites of cancer as well as to breast cancer. Specifically, the report …
breast cancer on a woman, her family and community, the psychosocial needs of such women…

… breast cancer often is thought of as a disease of older women… of younger women who are
diagnosed with breast cancer as … % of breast cancer diagnoses were among women under the …

… However, although the impact of breast cancer on social well-being has been … of breast
cancer is both a social and personal phenomenon. Therefore, women coping with breast cancer …

… 1 1 women will be diagnosed 1 and treated for breast cancer in their lifetime.' These women
… Therefore, there is a need to understand the impact of breast cancer on their emotional and …

… This is the first study that we are aware of both breast cancer patients and women who use
… of Internet use by women with breast cancer for information related to breast health issues. …

… % of the patients with breast cancer diagnosed in 1973 … breast cancer in 1998 (3), we
estimate that each year more than 80000 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed in women …

… women diagnosed with early breast cancer is very young (<35 years). Breast cancer in young
women … a positive family history and gene mutations more frequently than in older women. …

… Diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer affects women … psychological distress in women
coping with breast cancer, such … body image in women faced with breast cancer can also add …

… In 2006, breast cancer was the third leading cause of death in American women; however,
more women survive breast cancer than any other type of cancer. As the disease progresses, …

… likely explained by treatment for breast cancer. On the other … women at diagnosis of breast
cancer, and so age at cancer … women; 46 ≤ age ≤ 55 years, perimenopausal women; age …