Titlebook: Handbook of Cancer Survivorship; Michael Feuerstein Book 20071st edition Springer-Verlag US 2007 Cancer.Cancer Survivorship.Fatigue.Hemato

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Glauber Eduardo de Oliveira Santosatic stress disorders), or the broader concept of distress. We will also try to restrict our discussion to the occurrence of depression as a unitary construct, although we are fully aware that depression commonly co-occurs with pain and fatigue, as well as the aforementioned psychiatric conditions.

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Ecological Problems in the Issyk-Kul Region,Medical advances have improved the prognosis for many cancers, allowing individuals to live longer with active advanced-stage disease. Individuals living with advanced cancer (AC) are receiving increased empirical attention, as this growing population faces adaptive challenges that are quite differe

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Quality of Caref cancer care.” The rationale for this is that until recently cancer survivorship has been relatively neglected in clinical practice, advocacy, and research. By virtue of their sheer numbers and the expected rate of growth of this population, however, the quality of the medical care cancer survivors

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Quality of Life in Long-Term Cancer Survivorsiagnosis.1 Overall, it is currently estimated that over 9.6 million persons living in the United States are cancer survivors.1 While there is a growing body of literature on the physical, psychological, and social difficulties of survivors 2; fewer studies focus on persons who are long-term, that is

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Fatigueimprovements in cancer treatment and care have led to a 50% increase in cancer survivorship, compared to 30 years ago.1 Currently 62% of cancer survivors can now expect to live at least 5 years past their original diagnosis and there are almost 10 million cancer survivors in the United States.1 As a

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Book 20071st editions 27 comprehensive chapters include the latest research and practice related to: Survivors’ quality of life, and how it can be assessed; Managing everyday and chronic stress; Depression, anxiety, pain disorders, and cognitive changes.Coping, adaptation, and resilience; Behavior change strategies – e