Objective: For women at high risk of developing hereditary breast and/or ovarian cancer the
process of undergoing genetic testing is anxiety provoking and stressful, entailing difficult …

Purpose: The aim of the current research was to characterize psychological adjustment
among partners of women at high risk of developing breast/ovarian cancer and to explore …

In a cross-sectional study, 36 breast cancer patients and their husbands provided
information about how each recalled coping with stress during a course of radiation therapy …

This study investigated the association between supportive and collaborative processes and
dyadic adjustment in 94 women at increased risk of breast/ovarian cancer and their partners …

This exploratory study investigates the experience of partners of women at high risk of
developing breast/ovarian cancer and reports on the partners' views concerning their …

Steadily rising breast cancer rates in America's women are forcing more men to confront
challenges of living with a partner afflicted with this disease. This study assesses teh impact …

This study explored the marital adjustment and interactional patterns of married couples two
to three years after the wife had undergone a single mastectomy for Stage I or I1 breast …

A comprehensive comparison of couples' adjustment to benign (n= 73 couples) and
malignant breast disease (n= 58 couples) at the time of diagnosis and at two follow‐up …

Women with breast cancer (BC) who perceive social constraints on their disclosure of
cancer-related concerns are more likely to experience distress and have difficulty adjusting …

Objective: To investigate the influence of dyadic parenting relationships on psychological
distress among mothers tested for BRCA1/2 genetic mutations and their untested partners …