Rationale Globally, breast cancer is by far the most frequently occurring cancer amongst
women. Whilst the physical consequences of the disease and associated treatments are …

Women living with and beyond breast cancer have special health care needs. Persistent
physical and psychological symptoms such as fatigue, pain, sleep disturbances, and fear of …

There is a growing body of evidence to show that cancer can result in dramatic changes in
sexuality, sexual functioning, and intimate couple relationships, with significant implications …

Worldwide, approximately 1 in 11 women have breast cancer at some time in their lifetime.
The majority are successfully treated with surgery, then radiotherapy and/or chemo-therapy …

Latina breast cancer survivors are not benefiting from advances in psychosocial
interventions. Despite their greater breast cancer burden, there is a dearth of information …

Introduction There are knowledge gaps regarding the needs of cancer survivors in
Connecticut and their utilization of supportive services. Methods A convenience sample of …

Patients experiencing cancer also can experience anxiety. Moderate to severe levels of
anxiety can interfere with patients' ability to concentrate and comprehend new information …

Public attention focuses on breast cancer treatment and fundraising; however, there is
limited discussion about life post-treatment. Once treatment is complete, there can be …

The effectiveness of a structured psychosocial intervention for women with breast cancer
was studied in relation to a control group. The study was conducted in a hospital setting in …

Chemotherapy for early stage breast cancer has significantly improved survival outcomes
but is associated with ovarian toxicity, resulting in early menopause for many …