Purpose Literature on marital self-disclosure interventions for cancer patients lacks
consistency in methodology and content. Moreover, the impact of such interventions on …

Asian Americans are the fastest growing US immigrant group, projected to become the
largest immigrant group by 2065, but the quantity of research on Asian Americans' health …

Introduction Cancer patients and caregivers have myriad unmet needs which can have
detrimental consequences on their psychosocial wellbeing. This systematic review aims to …

Purpose Cancer-related self-stigma (the internalized sense of shame about having cancer)
has been found to associate with poorer quality of life (QoL) among cancer survivors …

Background The innovative method of sentiment analysis based on an emotional lexicon
shows prominent advantages in capturing emotional information, such as individual …

Aims To investigate the roles of total stigma, enacted stigma, and internalized stigma in the
prediction of psychological distress among breast cancer patients, and to evaluate the …

Acceptance by parental figures is one of the most important protective factors for the mental
health of LGBTQ individuals. To date, little is known about the experiences of Latinx parental …

Abstract Purpose Among Chinese breast cancer survivors, treatment decision-making is
different than that in western countries. Among Chinese women, family often plays an …

Purpose To develop an in-depth understanding of the meaning of symptoms in the context of
how women with stage I-III breast cancer in China cope with the effects of primary and …

Background Expressive writing interventions are shown to confer health benefits for
Caucasian cancer survivors. However, few studies reported improved quality of life or …