Rationale Globally, breast cancer is by far the most frequently occurring cancer amongst
women. Whilst the physical consequences of the disease and associated treatments are …

Objective The prognosis for individuals with metastatic breast cancer (MBC) has improved in
recent decades. This expanding cohort has unique psychological and psychosocial needs …

Context Physical activity for women with early-stage breast cancer is well recognized for
managing cancer-related symptoms and improving quality of life. While typically excluded …

Abstract Purpose/Objectives: The number of young women with metastatic breast cancer
(MBC) is growing in the United States. The intersection of age and cancer stage presents …

Background Increased breast cancer survival means that many women live with long-term
consequences of their cancer and treatment. Knowledge about their coping is important …

Purpose Women with advanced breast cancer (ABC) face significant adjustment challenges,
yet few resources provide them with information and support, and attendance barriers can …

Purpose Value in healthcare—ie, patient-centered outcomes achieved per healthcare dollar
spent—can define quality and unify performance improvement goals with health outcomes …

Background and Objective: Despite the increasing treatment options for patients with
metastatic breast cancer (MBC), unmet needs remain common, especially in low and middle …

Women with metastatic breast cancer (MBC) face serious physiological and psychosocial
challenges. The management of this chronic, incurable condition requires long-term care …

Objectives The aims of this study were to investigate associations between attachment and
the presence of persistent pain in women following treatment for breast cancer and to …