Objective Few studies examined substance use in cancer patients. The aims of this
systematic review were to summarize this evidence, identify methodological limitations, and …

Context The prevalence of chronic pain in cancer survivors is double that of the general US
population. Opioids have been the foundation of cancer pain management for decades; …

Background Substance use can exacerbate cancer‐related morbidity and mortality in
adolescent/young adult (AYA) cancer survivors and place them at increased risk for adverse …

Cancer is a significant public health problem worldwide. While there has been a steady
decrease in the cancer death rate over the last two decades, the number of survivors has …

It is expected that the number of surgical procedures to diagnose, treat, and palliate cancers
will increase in the near future. While many of those interventions can be performed with …

Background Recently, the concept of persistent postsurgical opioid use has been described
for patients undergoing cancer surgery. Our hypothesis was based on the premise that …

Context Recent years show a sharp increase in research on opioid use among cancer
survivors, but evidence syntheses are lacking, leaving knowledge gaps. Corresponding …

Background Cancer survivors receive more long‐term opioid therapy (LTOT) than people
without cancer, but the safety of LTOT prescribing is unknown. Methods Opioid‐naive adults …

Toward a Psychological Model of Chemical Coping with Opioids... : Harvard Review of
Psychiatry Toward a Psychological Model of Chemical Coping with Opioids in Cancer Care …

Objectives Patients with head and neck cancer (HNC) often report disturbances in their
sleep quality, impairing their quality of life. This study aims to examine the trajectories of …