In cancer patients, depression is one of the most commonly diagnosed psychiatric
disorders.[2] The incidence of major depressive disorder can range from 15% to 40 …

This study introduces a 3-week group program designed for patients with neurocognitive
post-COVID-19 syndrome (PCS). The program represents a combination of evidence-based …

Supportive care aims to prevent and manage adverse effects of cancer and its treatment
across the entire disease continuum. Research and clinical experience in dedicated centers …

Purpose Cancer-related fatigue (CRF) is a devastating complication with limited recognized
clinical risk factors. We examined characteristics among solid and liquid cancers utilizing …

More than half of cancer patients are dealing with moderately severe pain on a monthly
basis and most of them report a breakthrough pain experience at least once. Despite the …

CONCLUSIONS The results present that rehabilitation is an important and safe cancer
encouraging therapy, brings functional benefits. The type of rehabilitation program …

This paper discusses the growing problem of persisting pain after successful treatment of
breast cancer and presents recommendations for improving pain-related outcomes for this …

Background The impact of postoperative complications on cancer-related fatigue is
unknown. This nationwide prospective cohort study aimed to assess the trajectory of cancer …

Cancer-related fatigue (CRF) is a prevalent and debilitating side effect of cancer treatment
that can persist for years post-treatment, significantly impacting patients' quality of life. Given …

Current evidence recognises the inherently palliative nature of cancer cachexia
management, and practical guidance correlates with the tenets of palliative care …