Breast Cancer and Early-Onset Menopause
Whether surgically or medically induced, early menopause forces women to deal with a host of emotional, physical, and practical issues.
From a Distance: Managing Side Effects in Outpatients
Checking in with patients can bring positive results, since oncology nurses are able to offer interventions for most symptoms of cancer treatment. Includes an in-depth look at telephone triage.
Oncology Nurse Navigators and Community Health Workers: Building Unique Relationships for Cancer Care, Part II of II
Amy Sebastian-Deutsch describes the potential for a collaborative relationship between Oncology Nurse Navigators and community health workers.
The Treatment Should Not Be Worse Than the Disease
It's commonplace to hear newly diagnosed patients and their families talk about relatives, neighbors, and friends who underwent cancer treatment and experienced debilitating, and sometimes lethal, side effects.
Olanzapine Significantly Reduces CINV in Patients Receiving MEC
Reimagining Frailty Screenings in Head and Neck Cancer
Screening for Pain and Depression is Not Enough in Cancer Care
Niraparib-Based Triplet Therapy Offers OS Advantage in BRCA1/2+ mCRPC
