Background We aimed to systematically review the evidence on adverse mental health
outcomes in breast cancer survivors (≥ 1 year) compared with women with no history of …

Due to improvements in cancer detection and treatment, two-thirds of those diagnosed with
an invasive cancer today will live more than 5 years, with a resulting rising population of …

Background New patients are a particularly vulnerable population because they are at high
risk of missing a subsequent visit or dropping out of care completely. However, few data …

Purpose Unmanaged distress has been shown to adversely affect survival and quality of life
in breast cancer survivors. Fortunately, distress can be managed and even prevented with …

Background Young adults with cancer experience disruptions in their normal developmental
trajectories and commonly experience psychologic distress related to their diagnoses …

Background Optimism, coping, and resilience may be independent predictors of anxiety,
distress, depression, or health-related quality of life (HRQOL) in women with breast cancer …

Breast cancer survivors (BCS) often experience psychological and physiological symptoms
after cancer treatment. Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR), a complementary and …

Purpose Fatigue and anxiety are common and significant symptoms reported by cancer
patients. Few studies have examined the trajectory of multidimensional fatigue and anxiety …

Background Wait time, defined as time spent in the waiting and exam rooms waiting to see a
provider, is a key quality metric in a number of national patient experience surveys …

Objective To assess the extent to which spiritual well‐being moderates the relationship
between anxiety and physical well‐being in a diverse, community‐based cohort of newly …