Falls among older people are common and are associated with substantial morbidity,
mortality and healthcare costs. Increasingly cancer is becoming a disease of older people …

Risk Factors for Falls in Adult Cancer Survivors: An Integra... : Rehabilitation Nursing Journal
Risk Factors for Falls in Adult Cancer Survivors: An Integrative Review : Rehabilitation Nursing …

Background Previous studies identified physical function limitations in older cancer
survivors, but few have included objective measures and most focused on breast and …

Background: Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) persists after treatment
in up to 40% of cancer survivors and has been linked with increased balance deficits …

Background: Cancer is primarily a disease of older adults. About 77% of all cancers are
diagnosed in persons aged 55 years and older. Cancer and its treatment can cause diverse …

Objective: Early detection of limited physical activity and nutritional deficiencies in cancer
survivors could contribute to early treatment and preservation of quality of life. The aim of this …

Background Falls in older adults with cancer are common, yet factors associated with fall-
risk are not well-defined and may differ from the general geriatric population. This study aims …

Objective To examine the association between falls and health-related quality of life
(HRQOL) in older cancer survivors. Materials and Methods Using the 2006–2011 …

Objectives: Balance in breast cancer survivors is understudied. Increased understanding of
how postural control is affected when the body is stationary, moving, or engaged in a …

Purpose To identify the predictors of the 6-min walk test (6MWT) and investigate the
relationship between 6MWT, performance status, functional mobility, fatigue, quality of life …