Young Cancer Survivors Are Skipping the Clinics Meant to Help Them
A mixed methods study finds that only 4.5 percent of adolescent and young adult cancer survivors used a dedicated survivorship ...
A mixed methods study finds that only 4.5 percent of adolescent and young adult cancer survivors used a dedicated survivorship ...
A new mixed-methods study finds that while cancer care teams reliably screen survivors for physical and emotional concerns, fewer than ...
A national analysis of nearly 2,800 female breast cancer survivors shows that higher income sharply reduces cardiovascular disease risk, but ...
A nationally representative U.S. analysis finds that cancer caregivers face sharply elevated mental distress, but accumulating protective health behaviors can ...
A randomized controlled trial in Iran found that eight weekly sessions of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy significantly improved sexual self-esteem and ...
Early results from 18 NCI-funded demonstration projects reveal both the promise and the practical challenges of implementing the new National ...
Nearly half of adults living with a history of cancer in the United States meet standard criteria for disability, yet ...
For millions of people who survive cancer each year, the end of treatment does not mark a return to normal ...
More than 2.5 million people living in the United States after a cancer diagnosis have developed at least one additional ...
A new study suggests that the way couples cope with cancer-related stress may help explain why fear of recurrence is ...
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