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期刊名:Journal of cancer survivorship

缩写:J CANCER SURVIV

ISSN:1932-2259

e-ISSN:1932-2267

IF/分区:3.4/Q1

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Purpose: Poor lifestyle behaviours may contribute to the development or worsening of late effects after childhood cancer. The aims of this study were to determine the baseline prevalence and associated factors of poor lif...
Meiyan Chen,Lailea Noel,Anao Zhang Meiyan Chen
Background: Depression disproportionately affects older cancer survivors with fewer socioeconomic resources, yet the mechanisms underlying this disparity remain under-explored. Guided by Fundamental Cause Theory, this stu...
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Purpose: Cancer survivors are at increased risk of developing subsequent primary cancers, yet participation in recommended cancer screening remains suboptimal. Greater understanding of factors impacting screening particip...
Lauren C Daniel,Huiqi Wang,Tara M Brinkman et al. Lauren C Daniel et al.
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Purpose: Exercise is recommended for cancer survivors, yet participation remains low and its modifiable correlates in working-age survivors are poorly characterized. We examined cross-sectional associations between exerci...
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Purpose: To evaluate the effects of a multi-theory model (MTM)-based exercise program on cognitive function, physical fitness, and quality of life among blood cancer survivors. ...