Objective To summarize the psychosocial experience of women with breast cancer from a
lifespan perspective by examining the findings of qualitative studies. Methods A meta …

Objective To systematically review findings of the impact of cancer diagnosis and treatment
on mothers' psychological well‐being, roles, and identity and to explore the psychosocial …

Purpose Categorization of the needs of AYA cancer survivors is primarily based on
quantitative analyses of epidemiological and observational research. The present study …

This paper aims to increase understanding of how mothers diagnosed with breast cancer
while in the paid workforce experience and manage their multiple demands of taking care of …

The concept of biographical disruption has been widely applied in sociological explorations
of chronic illness and has been subject to much theoretical scrutiny, reflection and …

Objective Mastectomy is a highly frequent form of breast cancer treatment in Iran, and sexual
dysfunction after mastectomy has been reported in the majority of breast cancer survivors in …

Objectives Young women with breast cancer have poorer prognosis, greater lifetime risk of
local recurrence, contralateral recurrence, and distant disease, regardless of surgery …

Objective To systematically review and integrate the findings from quantitative and
qualitative studies on parenting and parent‐child relationships in families where mothers …

Objective: Parenting while coping with breast cancer can be challenging for many young
women, yet little is known about the impact of motherhood on their well-being over time …

Purpose A diagnosis of breast cancer is a key turning point in a woman's life that may lead to
her experiencing severe and persistent distress and potentially presaging a psychiatric …