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ISSN:2369-1999

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Background: Metastatic cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related mortality worldwide. Yet, the prediction of survivability in this population remains limited by heterogeneous clinical presentations and hi...
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Qi Chen,Erin Donovan,Leyi Zhou et al. Qi Chen et al.
Background: Online cancer communities provide young adult (YA) cancer survivors with access to informational and emotional support that may not be available in traditional care settings. While these platforms offer vital ...
Brad Love,Gerold Dermid,Sean Upshaw et al. Brad Love et al.
Background: African American caregivers are more likely to be sole unpaid caregivers, spend more hours on caregiving tasks, and receive less external support compared to White caregivers; yet, limited research focuses on ...
Xin Li,Xiangyun Yao,Rui Shan et al. Xin Li et al.
Background: In recent years, the global incidence of thyroid cancer has been increasing. Objective: This study aimed to examine the ass...
Lemchukwu Amaeshi,Lauren Laufer,Kateryna Fedorov et al. Lemchukwu Amaeshi et al.
Background: Patients with cancer often face significant financial challenges, known as financial toxicity (FT), which is associated with reduced quality of life. Patients with hematologic malignancies (HMs) are especially...
Li-Ting Huang Longcoy,Shu-Yuan Liang,Ardith Z Doorenbos Li-Ting Huang Longcoy
Background: Adults with brain tumors learn to navigate unpredictable physical and psychological symptoms along with the possibilities of tumor recurrence. As a result, they tend to become resilient to confronting profound...
Desiree R Azizoddin,Michael Hassett,Kris-Ann S Anderson et al. Desiree R Azizoddin et al.
Background: Pain is common among patients with advanced cancer and is often inadequately controlled. Opioids are central to treatment; yet, self-management is challenging, and clinicians lack scalable tools to monitor and...
Meredith K Reffner Collins,Kristine Levonyan-Radloff,Jeffery McLaughlin et al. Meredith K Reffner Collins et al.
Background: Young adult survivors of childhood cancer are at risk for late and long-term effects from their treatment, and less than 1 in 5 obtain risk-based care in adulthood. Transitioning young adult survivors from ped...
Manisha Mantri,Sayali Satokar,Pritam Tambe et al. Manisha Mantri et al.
Background: Cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide. Early detection through screening, diagnosis, and effective management can reduce cancer mortality. Risk assessment is crucial for improving outcomes by identifyin...