Better Clinician Support Needed to Improve Exercise Counseling for Cancer Survivors
HCPs need additional education and support to provide guidance, resources, and referrals for exercise to cancer survivors, a survey suggests.
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How Do Patients With Lung Cancer Report on the Quality of Care?
As lung cancer is one of the most common cancer types, understanding patient needs and listening to their experiences may help improve the quality of care for hundreds of thousands of patients. What have recent studies suggested about patient experiences with lung cancer care, and what improvements have been made?
Acupuncture and Moxibustion for Insomnia Relief in Cancer Patients
Acupuncture and moxibustion, which are sometimes used together, have shown promise for reducing insomnia in patients with cancer.
Cancer Patients With HIV May Not Receive Equitable Treatment
Cancer patients with HIV do not receive curative or palliative care in the same way as their HIV-negative peers.
Management of Cancer Cachexia Remains a Challenge
Though cancer cachexia has been researched extensively, it remains challenging to understand and treat.
Experts Address Managing Cancer-Related Pain in Setting of Opioid Abuse, Misuse
Experts provide consensus-based guidance for managing advanced cancer-related pain in patients with opioid use disorder or opioid misuse.
How to Support Cancer Patients and Caregivers in the Workforce
Experts outline ways in which health care providers and employers can support cancer patients and caregivers in the workforce.
Opioids and Cancer: How to Prevent and Manage Misuse
Research has revealed patterns of opioid use and misuse in cancer patients and survivors.
Books, Movies, and Journaling Aid Coping During, After Cancer Treatment
An exploration of complementary therapies that help patients cope during and after treatment for cancer.
Geriatric Assessment Summaries Facilitate Oncologist-Patient Conversations
Geriatric assessment summaries can prompt and enhance oncologist-patient conversations about functional or physical performance.
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