A pilot program demonstrates an effective model for improving knowledge of and access to fertility preservation options for women of reproductive age with newly diagnosed cancer.
Most patients undergoing anticancer chemotherapy or radiation therapy will experience treatment-induced nausea and vomiting. But key gaps remain in our understanding of how best to prevent and treat this debilitating adverse effect, leading to inconsistencies among clinical antiemetic guidelines. The available evidence for how best to prevent and manage nausea and vomiting during and following…
A reflection on how nurses guide patients and their families through the cancer journey.
Are buretrols vented, therefore causing aerosolization of hazardous drug?
New data from countries, including the United States, allow for intercountry, intracountry comparisons.
NIH sought to bridge the gap in oncology nurse training in genomics and genetics to improve patient education and assessment of related risk factors.
An international “environmental scan” sought to determine the number of physical activity programs tailored to improve overall health and quality of life for children with cancer.
The objective of this initiative was to identify gaps in oncology clinicians’ knowledge, competence, and performance with respect to treatment of geriatric patients with cancer, whether in an academic medical center or community setting.
Survey results reveal the effects of cancer treatment on job-related mental and physical abilities in survivors who were AYAs at diagnosis.
A prospective pilot study investigated the impact of depression on adherence to oral anticancer therapy in older patients with a wide range of advanced solid tumors.
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