PIR emerged as a robust predictor of comorbid CVD with strongest protection among younger, racial/ethnic minority, and early-survivorship subgroups, and support extending clinical guidance for CVD prevention beyond the current 5-year threshold and integrating economic screening into survivorship care.
Robina Josiah Willock, D. Parks, Samah Nabi et al.· Journal of cancer survivorsh...· 0 citations
Cancer-related cognitive impairment (CRCI) is a multifaceted symptom associated with various comorbid conditions, complicating management. This study aims to evaluate cumulative symptom burden and its impact on both subjective and objective CRCI in breast cancer survivors. Enrollment data were analyzed from a randomize...
Xiao-Tong Li, K. Lampson, Kevin T. Liou et al.· Breast Cancer Research and T...· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Background Cancer‐related cognitive impairment (CRCI) is an increasingly recognized survivorship concern, yet its prevalence and associated clinical and psychosocial factors among survivors of head and neck cancer (HNC) remain poorly characterized. Methods This cross‐sectional study recruited survivors of HNC,...
M. Lin, Jake G. Stenzel, Desiree Delavary et al.· Cancer Medicine· 0 citations
Purpose Although cancer survivorship involves interconnected changes in health, health behaviors, and economic well-being, few studies have comprehensively examined how these outcomes evolve before and after a cancer diagnosis within the same population over time. Using population-based longitudinal data, we characteri...
Hui G. Cheng, L. Aduse-Poku, O. Palesh et al.· PLoS ONE· 0 citations
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Cancer caregivers experience heightened psychological distress, yet the cumulative impact of modifiable health behaviors on mental distress remains understudied. We evaluated the association between individual and cumulative protective factors and frequent mental distress (FMD) among U.S. cancer and non-cancer...
A. Mevawalla, A. Sarfraz, Q. Alizai et al.· Journal of cancer survivorsh...· 0 citations
Access to mental health care services and the impact on substance use among cancer survivors has not been well-defined. Patients with cancer may be at particular risk of mental health challenges and excessive alcohol consumption. We sought to characterize the impact of mental health care access on drinking behaviors am...
Andrea Baldo, Miho Akabane, O. Chatzipanagiotou et al.· Supportive Care in Cancer· 0 citations
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