Yoga improves mood, fatigue, and insomnia in cancer survivors following treatment
Dr Soumitra S Datta delves into a research study on adult attachment and its impact on help-seeking behaviour amongst ovarian cancer patients. It explores the evolution of attachment in humans, the role of attachment figures in developing coping mechanisms, and the influence of attachment patterns on psychopathology in adulthood. The study reveals a link between attachment anxiety, joint family status, and treatment delay, emphasising the need for considering social context and thorough patient examination.
Yoga improves mood, fatigue, and insomnia in cancer survivors following treatment
Expectations and priorities of older patients with cancer: the PRIORITY multicenter cohort study
WCI's role in the prevention of tobacco related cancer among Beedi rolling women in India
Alternative livelihood training programme for rural women who are employed in the tobacco industry in India
Assessment of suicide risk in cancer patients
Cancer journeys: Research from India
Depression in cancer
Managing 'fear of recurrence' of cancer patients
Psychological issues in familial cancer