To date, several psychological interventions for fear of cancer recurrence are available. A novel, evidence- and theoretically-based...

Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN), chemical nerve damage leading to sensation disturbances, is a known common side effect...

Fear of cancer recurrence is defined as “fear, worry, or concern relating to the possibility that cancer will come back or progress"....

In 2017, Professor Phyllis Butow of the University of Sydney, Australia and her research team developed an intervention called, ‘Conquer...

Our research team culturally adapted a metacognition-based, manualized ‘ConquerFear’ intervention for local cancer survivors with high...

While advanced or metastatic cancer is incurable, recent treatment advances mean many affected patients can survive longer. Psychological...

Cancer diagnosis and its treatments often lead to the experience of physical symptoms. Unrelieved physical symptoms are distressing,...

According to the cancer survivorship care quality framework, there are five domains which are essential to address cancer survivors’...

Our recent study and other studies showed that maladaptive metacognitive styles play an important role in the development of high fear of...

Our recent study estimated that respectively, 26% and 11.2% of local cancer survivors were in subclinical and clinically-significant FCR...

Recent studies revealed that, while most women diagnosed with and treated for breast cancer experience little longer‐term psychological...

Working-age cancer patients face barriers to resuming work after treatment completion. Those resuming work contend with reduced...

Sleep disturbance has been reported to be highly prevalent in cancer patients during cancer treatment and survivors of cancer continue to...