Cancer in children has detrimental effects on sleep patterns and sleep quality, which in turn
impacts on the perception of, and the ability to cope with, the emotional and physical …

Sleep problems are highly prevalent in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. This
article reviews existing evidence on etiology, associated symptoms, and management of …

Sleep is intricately connected to health and well-being. Over the past decade, research has
increasingly recognized the importance of sleep and the adverse daytime consequences …

Objective Sleep disorders are associated with psychological and physical health, although
reports in long‐term survivors of childhood cancer are limited. We characterized the …

Purpose/Objectives: To examine the influence of the proposed symptom cluster of fatigue,
nausea and vomiting, and sleep disturbances on clinical outcomes defined as behavior …

Sleep disturbances represent an understudied yet common source of distress among
pediatric cancer patients and survivors, with deleterious effects on quality of life. Sleep …

Background Sleep disruption is a common comorbidity of pediatric pain. Consequences of
pain and disrupted sleep, evidence for the pain‐sleep relation, and how aspects of illness …

Approximately three-fourths of all pediatric cancer patients will be long-term survivors;
however, there can be a steep cost for cancer survivorship. Cancer treatment involves …

Survivors of childhood cancer may experience persistent symptoms, including fatigue, sleep
disturbance, and balance impairment. Yoga is a complementary therapy that improves …

Objective The purpose of this systematic review was to describe the occurrence of sleep
disruptions in pediatric cancer patients and to identify and discuss the factors related to the …