This review aimed to identify (i) whether early stage parental cancer is associated with an
increased risk of psychosocial difficulties amongst children and adolescents;(ii) which …

There is growing empirical evidence that various child and family factors are associated with
children's reactions to parental cancer. Children having parents with cancer may respond to …

Despite the high rates of breast cancer in the child-rearing mother, there is extremely limited
research on the effects of the illness on the children, marriage, and parent-child relationship …

While previous research has studied the impact of chronic illness on the patient or spouse,
the impact on the marriage, the child, the parent-child relationship, and the family's …

Objective: The purpose of this study was to test the efficacy of a cancer parenting program
for child rearing mothers with breast cancer, the Enhancing Connections Program. Primary …

Abstract In 2005, approximately 211 240 women in the US will be diagnosed with early
stage breast cancer and an estimated 22% will be child rearing. Research reveals that both …

An increasing proportion of newly diagnosed AIDS cases is being reported among African
American urban women. Recent research regarding the psychosocial and behavioral impact …

We examined the mother–child adjustment and child behavior problems in Arab Muslim
immigrant families residing in the USA The sample of 635 mother–child dyads was …

It is widely acknowledged that parental beliefs (self-efficacy) about oral health and parental
oral health-related behaviours play a fundamental role in the establishment of preventative …

The relationships between maternal support and stress response are examined in this study
of sexually abused girls, ages 6–12. Study participants included 20 mother-daughter pairs in …