Background Cancer-related psychological distress and anxiety is widely reported side effect of cancer during and after treatment. Nearly one-third of cancer survivors, around 16.9 million in the United States, are…
Introduction Prehabilitation has been defined in the literature as “a process on the cancer continuum of care that occurs between the time of cancer diagnosis and the beginning of acute…
Nutrition Screening and Assessment in Breast and Gynecological Cancers Facing a cancer diagnosis is always detrimental. Many cancer patients have to deal with the physiological burden that cancer treatments may…
Introduction Historically, cancer patients were advised to “take it easy” while they underwent treatment and recovery. Now, there is overwhelming evidence that we should encourage our patients to do the…
Introduction Patients with cancer experience a multitude of bodily changes and symptoms during cancer survivorship. Fatigue is common during the entire course of cancer treatment and has been reported to…
Introduction According to the American Cancer Society, as of January 1, 2019, there were 3,861,520 women living with breast cancer; 807,860 women living with uterine cancer; 283,120 women living with…
