Cancer metastasis is the process by which malignant cells move from the primary tumor and establish new distant sites of cancer throughout the body. This ability of cancer cells to move beyond the primary tumor is one of the hallmarks of malignant disease. Metastasis is a complex and intricate...
Purpose: To investigate caregivers’ experiences and level of involvement with video-based patient rounds. Participants & Setting: 17 caregivers of patients with cancer at Odense University Hospitals in Denmark. Methodologic Approach: Field observation and semistructured interviews were employed...
Objectives: To evaluate the feasibility of using a biobehavioral approach to examine symptom burden in rural residents with advanced cancer. Sample & Setting: 21 patients with advanced lung, colorectal, or pancreatic cancer were enrolled at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Methods &...
Purpose/Objectives: To describe the process of decision making by women considering participation in a breast cancer prevention trial (BCPT). Design: Qualitative. Setting/Sample: Twenty-six women considering participation in a BCPT in the Northeastern United States. Methods: Women were interviewed...
