Although financial toxicity is widely acknowledged to be a potential consequence of costly
cancer treatment, little is known about its prevalence and outcome among the Indian …

Introduction The costs associated with cancer diagnosis, treatment and care present
enormous financial toxicity. However, evidence of financial toxicity associated with cancer in …

BACKGROUND: Financial toxicity negatively affects the well-being of cancer survivors. We
examined the incidence, cost drivers, and factors associated with financial toxicity after …

Purpose Financial toxicity related to cancer diagnosis and treatment is a common issue in
developed countries. We seek to systematically summarize the extent of the issue in very …

Although there is no formal definition, financial toxicity (FT) refers to the detrimental effects of
the excess financial strain caused by the diagnosis of cancer on the well-being of patients …

Objective To determine the extent of financial toxicity (FT) among cancer survivors, identify
the determinants and how FT is measured. Methods A systematic review was performed in …

Importance Financial toxicity (FT) is the negative impact of cost of care on financial well-
being. Patients with breast cancer are at risk for incurring high out-of-pocket costs given the …

Purpose Understanding how patients and families experience, respond to, and cope with
the financial burden associated with cancer could assist in identifying future research …

Financial toxicity (FT) has been used to describe patients' whole economic experience that
negatively impacts their well-being. FT's adverse effects on patients' health outcomes have …

Simple Summary A comprehensive understanding of risk factors associated with
experiencing subjective financial distress is needed to inform the development of valid …