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ISSN:2369-1999

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Kenneth Färnqvist,Luisa Thiele,Sophie Johnsson et al. Kenneth Färnqvist et al.
Background: The number of cancer survivors is steadily increasing worldwide, leading to an increased demand for long-term follow-up and supportive care. Many survivors face ongoing physical and psychosocial issues that hi...
Bokyung Jo,Su Jin Kim,Min Jeong Kim et al. Bokyung Jo et al.
Background: A peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) for vesicant or long-term chemotherapy is recommended for safe and sustainable drug delivery. However, maintaining its benefits requires regular and careful self...
Robin T Higashi,Bella Etingen,Jessica Lee et al. Robin T Higashi et al.
Background: Reliance on telehealth increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic, introducing new opportunities to consider the use of telehealth across the cancer control continuum. However, patient, clinician, and...
Mats Christiansen,Henrik Eriksson,Lisbeth Fagerström Mats Christiansen
Background: Sexual health concerns following prostate cancer treatment are common yet often insufficiently addressed in clinical practice, particularly among men who have sex with men. These individuals may face additiona...
Fan Fan,Hao Huang,Jingwen Yan et al. Fan Fan et al.
Background: Postprostatectomy incontinence (PPI) is a common complication after robot-assisted radical prostatectomy and significantly impairs patients' quality of life. Although behavioral interventions such as pelvic fl...
Jenny M Woo,Sydney Conover,Caroline Gray et al. Jenny M Woo et al.
Background: Surveillance is noted to be an important part of survivorship to detect recurrence and/or second primary lung cancer (SPLC) at a curable stage. However, current surveillance guidelines remain controversial, an...
Marco Santos Teles,Karolina Bryl,Susan Chimonas et al. Marco Santos Teles et al.
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) is being rapidly integrated into oncologic care, yet little is known about how patients perceive these applications. Understanding patient perceptions is critical to ensuring AI ap...
Xiaomeng Wang,Lixin Song,Amy Vondenberger et al. Xiaomeng Wang et al.
Background: Ostomy creation for cancer treatment negatively impacts the quality of life of both patients and caregivers. Hispanic patients with cancer and caregivers often face additional challenges, including limited acc...
Nicola Cara Gradwell,Mel Ramasawmy,Sanjula Arora et al. Nicola Cara Gradwell et al.
Background: Growing interest surrounds how internet search behaviors might provide digital signals of disease prior to diagnosis, for example, when people search symptoms online. Internet browsing data offer novel opportu...
Greta Franceska Jermolenko,Guna Semjonova,Aija Klavina et al. Greta Franceska Jermolenko et al.
Background: Patients with pediatric cancer often experience reduced physical activity (PA) due to treatment-related fatigue, functional limitations, and lack of structured exercise programs. Digital health solutions, incl...