As the number of Asian cancer survivors continues to increase, there is a growing need for
interventions to address their physiological and psychosocial needs. The aim of our …

Frequently hard to reach and underserved, Asian Americans are the racial group whose
chief cause of mortality is cancer. Efficacious survivorship care is important, but little is …

Objective: Little attention has been focused on Asian American breast cancer survivor's
psychological needs. No outcome-based psychosocial interventions have been reported to …

Abstract This paper describes Asian-American recruitment experiences using data from the
cancer survivorship study involving Chinese-and Korean-American breast cancer survivors …

Background Previous research indicated that the benefits of expressive writing on cancer
patients' physical and psychological well-being may vary across cultures. However, it …

Objective: Despite the significant size of the Asian American population, few studies have
been conducted to improve cancer survivorship in this underserved group. Research has …

The needs of cancer survivors have been well documented and tend to be higher in
immigrant populations. In order to help address unmet needs of Chinese-speaking cancer …

Objective With a steadily increasing number of Latino/a cancer survivors, there is a need for
supportive care programs for this underserved survivor subgroup. Methods In this study, the …

Background Expressive writing interventions are shown to confer health benefits for
Caucasian cancer survivors. However, few studies reported improved quality of life or …

Background Expressive writing interventions confer mental health benefits for non-Hispanic
Whites. However, research is lacking in adapting this paradigm for minoritized groups. This …