Parental Reports Confirm Polysymptomatology Common in Pediatric Palliative Care
Researchers sought to describe symptoms experienced by pediatric patients receiving palliative care based on parent-reported data.
Issues in Cancer Survivorship
Issues in Cancer Survivorship
Risk of Acute Ischemic Stroke in Brain Tumor Survivors
Nurse researchers defined the prevalence and potential risk mitigation for acute ischemic stroke in brain tumor survivors.
Taste, Smell Dysfunction May Persist After HNSCC Treatment for Longer Than Survivors Anticipate
Researchers sought to determine when and to what extent survivors of head and neck squamous cell cancers would recover their senses of taste and smell.
How Does Occupational Status Affect Quality of Life in Cancer Survivors?
As cancer treatments advance and survival rates increase, how is the quality of life among cancer survivors? Outside factors such as employment can play a large role in this. Among patients who are undergoing treatment or have survived cancer, what can the specifics of their occupational status tell us about their quality of life?
Scanxiety: Understanding Survivor Anxiety and Fear of Cancer Recurrence
A gastrointestinal oncologist offers his insight on the cancer experience, culled from his experience as both a physician and a patient.
Cognition, Functioning Deficits in Survivors of Pediatric Extracranial Solid Tumors and Lymphomas
A review of the literature identified common deficits in cognitive functioning experienced by survivors of pediatric cancers.
Opposing Trajectories of Cancer Outcomes and Financial Concerns
Investigators at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center explored the potential effects of financial concerns on the overall and cancer-specific survival for patients with head and neck cancers.
Inverse Relationship Between Sun Exposure, Risk for Late Onset Breast Cancer
A team of Danish researchers investigate the relationship between work-related direct UVR exposure and risk for breast cancer in women older than 50.
Electronic Patient-Reported Outcomes Symptom Monitoring System Receives Mixed Reviews From Nurses
Investigators sought to determine the efficacy of using electronic PRO systems to monitor and manage symptoms in patients with advanced and metastatic cancer.
Self-Efficacy, Mutuality Predictive of Health-Promoting Behaviors Among Informal Cancer Caregivers
Survey revealed health-promoting behaviors among informal cancer caregivers and how becoming a caregiver influences self-care practices.
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