Background Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women worldwide. Though
improved treatments and prolonged overall survival, breast cancer survivors (BCSs) …

Purpose The aim of this study is to systematically review evidence with regard to answering
the following questions:(1) What are the unmet care needs of older persons diagnosed with …

Purpose The purpose of the study is to systematically review and synthesise randomised
controlled trials investigating the effectiveness of prehabilitation compared to usual care for …

In this study, we explored women's experiences with their bodies following treatment for
breast cancer. Eleven women who had been treated for the disease (Mtime since treatment …

Background The number of breast cancer survivors has increased since 1990 due to
advances in biomedical technology that lead to an increase in early diagnosis and …

BACKGROUND Large social networks have been associated with better overall survival,
though not consistently with breast cancer (BC)–specific outcomes. This study evaluated …

Body image interventions for breast cancer survivors are lacking in empirical support.
Examining existing research on effective body image interventions for women in midlife …

Purpose Individuals diagnosed with cancer have been shown to interpret the term “cancer
survivor” differently and this may have implications for how they cope with their illness. This …

Background: Breast cancer patients experience a variety of altered appearance-such as loss
or disfigurement of breasts, discolored skin, and hair loss-which result in psychological …

Aim The aim of this qualitative follow‐up study was to describe women's individual
experiences of social support during their first year after primary breast cancer surgery …