BACKGROUND
Cancer and its treatments can have long-term adverse effects that may accelerate aging and worsen symptom burden. The cognitive and behavioral strategies that patients utilize to adapt to their environment and respond to stress may influence inter-individual variability in aging and symptom burden. This syst...
Lisa M. Morse, Sandra Weiss, Christine S. Ritchie et al.· Seminars in Oncology Nursing· 0 citations
Chronic pain and cognitive concerns are highly comorbid, particularly among older adults, though the specific severity and symptom overlap may vary across individuals. We aimed to characterize distinct profiles of individuals with chronic pain and subjective cognitive concerns (concern of persistent cognitive decline,...
K. Gnall, Savannah M. Boyd, Julia E. Hooker et al.· Journal of Pain· 0 citations
INTRODUCTION
Cancer and its treatments are associated with accelerated aging. Emerging evidence suggests that patients' self-reports of symptoms, functional status, and resilience can identify clinical aging phenotypes. The purpose was to identify distinct clinical aging phenotypes using: six (evening fatigue, sleep di...
Lisa M. Morse, Sandra Weiss, Melisa L. Wong et al.· Journal of Geriatric Oncolog...· 0 citations
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