Many cancer treatments impose large time investments on patients. We have termed these
time burdens 'time toxicity'and have urged their consideration as adverse events of …

Objectives Cancer is a major public health problem worldwide, given its magnitude and
growing burden, in addition to the repercussions on health and quality of life. Palliative care …

PURPOSE Frequent visits to health care facilities can be time intensive and all-consuming
for people with cancer. We measured health care contact days (days with healthcare contact …

Communication in oncology has always been challenging. The new era of precision
oncology creates prognostic uncertainty. Still, person-centered care requires attention to …

Background Cancer remains a leading cause of mortality worldwide. While the main focus of
palliative care (PC) is quality of life, the elements that comprise the quality of death are often …

Background Despite advances in treatment, multiple myeloma (MM) remains incurable and
results in significant morbidity and mortality. Further research investigating where MM …

Background Testicular cancer (TC) mortality rates have decreased over time, however it is
unclear whether these improvements are consistent across all communities. Aims The aim of …

Simple Summary The care older patients with cancer receive in Belgium in the last months
of life is not well defined. This study aimed to describe healthcare use at the end of life and …

PURPOSE Around a third of people with cancer will die outside of their preferred place of
death, with substantial variation occurring between and within countries in terms of place of …

Background Due to an urgent need to develop palliative care services for geriatric patients
with advanced cancer, an overview of available information regarding home-based …