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Families’ views of end-of-life care and physician-aided death in the US
An outcomes study led by Alexi Wright, MD, MPH, a researcher and a gynecological oncologist in…
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Mindfulness-based stress reduction diminishes chemo brain
Participation in a mindfulness-based stress reduction program yields robust and sustained improvement in cancer-related cognitive…
One in three cancer patients financially stretched by cost of treatment
One in three cancer patients experiences a significant financial burden due to the cost of…
Treatment for prostate cancer robs 100,000 Australian men of sex life
By Jill Margo – AFR. Almost 100,000 Australian men are living with little or no sex life as…
Australian men with breast cancer need different care
COSA ASM: Australian men with breast cancer require more specialised care, treatment and support, according…
Rare cancer patients gain active benefits
New research unveiled today will shed light for the first time on the benefits of…
Cancer survivors with ‘chemo brain’ can improve their game online
Cancer survivors experiencing problems with their memory and concentration following chemotherapy treatment can help overcome…
Cancer substantially affects cognition: international research
International research team finds even localised cancer is associated with sustained cognitive impairment. An international…
Exploring new avenues in youth cancer research
Three innovative youth cancer research projects are now underway thanks to joint funding provided by…
First-of-its-kind report provides picture of breast cancer in young Australian women
A report released today by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) for the…