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Supportive and integrative care is where much of a patient's lived experience is decided. We report on nutrition, symptom management, rehabilitation, and psychosocial care — and label evidence honestly.
A retrospective study identifies age, sex, grip strength, and frailty as key predictors of cognitive changes after allogeneic transplantation.
A survey-based study shows higher odds of post-diagnosis cannabis use among cancer survivors reporting average or below average mental health.
A retrospective study highlights how pre-treatment body composition and weight may affect clinical outcomes.
A comparative study shows standard screening measures may not fully capture financial strain and worry in cancer patients.
A randomized trial in England finds that integrating a structured lifestyle intervention into standard care is superior to optimized usual care for quality of life and fatigue.
A systematic review of 28 qualitative studies maps the profound existential shifts and coping pathways that define life after a cancer diagnosis.
