Purpose Body image, self-esteem, and masculinity are three interconnected constructs in
men with prostate cancer, with profound effects on quality of life. This meta-synthesis aimed …

Background Prostate cancer is highly prevalent and impacts profoundly on patients' quality
of life, leading to a range of supportive care needs. Methods An updated systematic review …

More than 447 million people live today in Europe (48% men and 52% women); of them,
one-fifth (93 million) is between 50 and 64 years of age. It can be inferred that half of them …

Objective Despite available support, sexuality needs are the most frequently reported unmet
need among men with prostate cancer, which may be due to low help‐seeking rates. Using …

The study aim was to explore the health and well-being experiences of a cohort of older men
(≥ 45 years old) in the Southern region of New Zealand (Otago and Southland), and how …

Sexual dysfunction is associated with psychological symptoms, including depression and
anxiety. Sexual dysfunctions are often attributed to dissociation symptoms in individuals who …

Masculine norms are in part defined by sexual functioning. However, adherence to
masculine norms may at the same time hinder men's willingness to obtain help when …

Purpose Exercise is beneficial for prostate cancer patients' physical functioning; however,
effects on social and cognitive functioning are inconsistent. This meta-analysis of exercise …

Introduction Cancer screening programs are routinely available in high‐income countries,
but participation rates are low, especially among men. This narrative review aims to identify …

Purpose Prostate cancer is highly prevalent and invasive among older men. Not knowing
their experiences hampers care and support to men with prostate cancer and prostate …