Cancer-related hot flashes are often a lasting and distressing side effect of hormone-blocking therapies that are most often experienced by women with breast cancer and men with prostate cancer treated with these therapies. Hot flashes have been defined as a sensation of heat that may be...

Purpose: To identify the unmet needs of breast cancer survivors after radiation therapy. Participants & Setting: Patients who received radiation therapy for unilateral breast cancer with six months or longer of follow-up and exhibited no disease progression were eligible for selection to a...

Purpose: To conduct a detailed content analysis of the theme “I’m still Mom” as described by young women living with advanced breast cancer. Participants & Setting: 12 young adult women living with advanced breast cancer were recruited from across the United States. Methodologic Approach: van...