Psychosocial care is increasingly recognized as an essential component of the
comprehensive care of the individual with cancer. Improving patients' access to …

Summary The Human Genome Project and HapMap have led to a better appreciation of the
importance of common genetic variation in determining cancer risk, created potential for …

STUDY OBJECTIVE: Cervical cancer is a significant health problem in countries of the
developing world. Although case series suggest advantages of total laparoscopic radical …

The aims of this replication study were: to determine if subgroups of oncology outpatients
receiving active treatment could be identified based on their experience with the symptoms …

Objective. To determine whether e/Tablets (wireless tablet computers used in community
oncology clinics to collect review of systems information at point of care) are feasible …

To identify the impact of multiple symptoms and their co-occurrence on health-related quality
of life (HRQOL) dimensions and performance status (PS), 115 outpatients with cancer, who …

Background Debilitating hot flushes and sleep dysfunction often affect survivors of breast
cancer, most notably in those taking anti-oestrogen medications. Conventional treatments …

Methods are presented to separate 16 frequently occurring cancer symptoms measured on
10-point symptom severity rating scales into mild, moderate, and severe categories that are …

The number one cause of cancer death in Taiwan is lung cancer. Of the few studies
describing the experience of patients living with lung cancer, most use bivariate analyses to …

During the past decade, the critical role of sleep in health and disease has been
underscored by research that further defines the relationship between sleep and myriad …