Purpose Anxiety, depression, and poor quality of life were considered important concerns
that hindered the rehabilitation of breast cancer survivors. A number of studies have …

Background The health benefits of physical activity (PA) have been well documented in the
literature. The relationship between PA and psychological well-being (PWB) has received …

Fatigue is prevalent and pervasive among breast cancer survivors. Mothers are particularly
susceptible to fatigue due to the ongoing demands of their caring role. While fatigue has …

Background Cancer treatment increases cardiovascular disease risk, but physical activity
(PA) may prevent cardiovascular disease. Objectives This study examined whether greater …

Objective: Fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) adversely affects quality of life, but health
behaviors such as physical activity (PA) and fruit and vegetable intake (FVI) may help …

There is a growing literature on the association between neighborhood contexts and cancer
survivorship. To understand the current trends and the gaps in the literature, we aimed to …

Introduction: This pilot study aimed to investigate the effects of using an app-based certified
medical product named PINK! on breast cancer patients and survivors. The objectives were …

We examined the prevalence of psychological outcomes (ie, symptoms of depression and
anxiety) by age and age-varying associations between physical activity and psychological …

Background: To maintain increases in physical activity (PA), interventions that implement
group dynamics principles and strategies with the intent of enhancing group cohesion may …

The negative impact of unmanaged psychological distress on quality of life and outcome in
breast cancer survivors has been demonstrated. Fortunately, studies indicate that distress …