Breast Cancer
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Dr. Di Meglio discussed his research on trajectories of multidimensional worry in patients with early-stage breast cancer.
Dr. Loibl discusses the importance of involving nurses in breast cancer treatment to mitigate medication side effects.
Amanda Brink, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, AOCNP, unpacks a key question: why do liver metastases influence immunotherapy response?
Amanda Brink, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, AOCNP, unpacks recent breast cancer research from the 2025 ASCO Annual Meeting.
Palliative care researchers discuss breast cancer palliative care disparities among Hispanic subgroups.
Learn what researchers found when they surveyed more than 800 women who were eligible for mammography.
Abbey Kaler, APRN, shares insights on training patient advocates to be members of the scientific research team.
How Can Nurse-Driven Communications Improve Patient Access to Radiation Treatment for Breast Cancer?
The presentation highlighted the importance of improving time to radiation treatment for patients with breast cancer.
Concerns about recurrence and the development of second primary breast cancers are particularly pressing in these patients.
New research shows why it's essential for oncology nurses to understand evolving axillary management practices.
NCCN guidelines recommend radiation therapy for early-stage breast cancer, but social factors can limit patient adherence.
Learn how nurses can help patients understand what AR expression means for their disease and potential treatment options.
Learn what nurses should know about emerging research that challenges long-standing treatment norms.
A team of researchers from China explored psychologic factors that play a role in the mastectomy decision-making process.
Researchers explored factors that affect decision regret, such as clinical characteristics and decision-making experiences.
The researchers investigated the likelihood of timely surgery for patients with breast cancer among diverse Asian subgroups.
Learn what oncology nurses should know about sarcopenia and why it's an increasingly recognized predictor of poor prognosis.
Proactive symptom management and patient education are essential, as treatment completion remains a challenge.
New research suggests that screening guidelines should be refined to account for asymptomatic brain metastases.
Learn what new research shows about the key elements that establish trust between patients and health care professionals.
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