Patients with breast cancer often endure psychologic distress upon diagnosis, which can continue throughout their treatment.
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Review the most current news and learn about the latest clinical developments in breast cancer treatment. Cancer Nursing Today provides clinical data and insights on guideline updates, prioritizing palliative care, the link between diet and breast cancer, and more. From the most recent clinical trials and screening recommendations to biopsy techniques, explore the latest progress in breast cancer care.
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The researchers discuss their study on palliative treatment disparities in disaggregated Hispanic patient populations.
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.
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Palliative care researchers discuss breast cancer palliative care disparities among Hispanic subgroups.
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