Introduction Loneliness is common in older adults. Cancer and its treatments can heighten
loneliness and result in poor outcomes. However, little is known about loneliness in older …

Background Cancer is the leading cause of death for Asian Americans, a growing
population in the United States. While cancer survivors often experience complex issues …

Objective Gynecological cancer survivors are at increased risk of psychological problems
including suicide risk. Suicidal ideation, which was thought to be precursor to suicide …

Background Managing distress has become crucial in optimized cancer care.
Psychoeducation using tablet PCs has potential as a novel intervention to reduce distress in …

Background Breast cancer survivors are increasing in South Korea, and resilience has
become very important in their life. Aims This study aimed to examine the relationships …

Qualitative methods have made important contributions to Asian American psychology. To
date, annual reviews of research in the Asian American Journal of Psychology have not …

Purpose: To understand the sources of social support and perceptions of cancer and the
caregiving role for Korean American patients with cancer and their family caregivers …

With declining adherence to filial piety in East Asian cultures, the closeness of adult
daughters rather than sons may become more important for older Asian immigrants' well …

The immigrant populations in the US, especially elderly Asian immigrants, have increased
significantly in recent years. With limited English proficiency and health literacy, elderly …

Background The increasing population of patients with cancer highlights the need to
develop an understanding of the patients' lived experiences. Objective The purpose of our …