Employment provides important psychological and financial benefits for patients in terms of
both income and health care benefits. For patients diagnosed with cancer, ongoing …

Importance Low-cost sequencing of multiple genes is increasingly available for cancer risk
assessment. Little is known about uptake or outcomes of multiple-gene sequencing after …

PURPOSE Adverse effects of breast cancer treatment can negatively affect survivors' work
ability. Previous reports lacked detailed clinical data or health-related patient-reported …

PURPOSE: Financial toxicity is a well-recognized adverse effect of cancer care, yet little is
known about how women consider treatment costs when facing preference-sensitive …

Purpose Breast cancer survivorship is common (90% of women survive 5 or more years), but
many women are not able to return to full function and well-being after treatment due to …

Objectives Financial toxicity (FT) is a significant barrier to high-quality cancer care, and
patients with head and neck cancer (HNCA) are particularly vulnerable given their need for …

Background: Despite increasing emphasis on reducing racial disparities in breast cancer
care in the United States, it remains unknown whether access to breast reconstruction has …

Background Although evidence suggests worse breast cancer-specific survival associated
with treatment delay beyond 90 days, little is known regarding the sociodemographic …

Cancer-related financial hardship is highly prevalent and affects individuals in the setting of
cancer care delivery across the survivorship trajectory. Mitigating financial hardship requires …

Background Return to work (RTW) is a key parameter of outcome quality that ensures social
participation. Therefore, this study analyses the sociodemographic and disease-related …