Breast cancer is still a lethal disease and the leading cause of death in women, undermining
patients' survival and quality of life. Modern techniques of surgery and radiotherapy allow for …

Objective To perform the first systematic review evaluating all established treatment
modalities of head and neck lymphedema resulting from head and neck cancer therapy …

Background: Evidence has shown that breast cancer self-management support from mobile
health (mHealth) apps can improve the quality of life of survivors. Although many breast …

Lymphedema is a chronic progressive disease ultimately resulting in severe, disfiguring
swelling and permanent changes of the affected tissues. Presently, there is no causal …

Background: Cancer rehabilitation often includes manual assessment and interventions to
address cancer treatment–related side effects. The effect of reduced access to rehabilitative …

Purpose Boswellic acids, active components of frankincense, suppress tumor proliferation in
vitro with a strong clinical trial safety profile in patients with inflammatory diseases. We …

Docetaxel-based chemotherapy can lead to fluid retention and secondary peripheral edema
of the extremities, but its association with lymphedema remains unclear. In this study, we …

Lymphedema is a chronic, progressive disease that affects approximately 140 to 200 million
people worldwide. 1, 2 There is no curative treatment and palliation is challenging. The …

Lymphedema is a chronic disorder of the lymphatic system characterized by the
accumulation of interstitial fluid in tissues. It affects millions of individuals worldwide …

Background: Prolongation of survival in patients with breast cancer due to early diagnosis
and modern methods of treatment has turned the attention on lymphedema, which is the …