Online pain coping skills may ease joint pain in breast cancer survivors

This study tests whether an online pain coping skills training program can reduce joint, bone, and muscle pain in breast cancer survivors who take aromatase inhibitors (AIs). Participants are women who have completed primary cancer treatment and experience AI-related joint pain. They will either receive standard education or the same education plus access to an interactive online program that teaches pain coping skills. The goal is to see if the program lessens pain severity and interference, improves quality of life, and helps women stick with their AI medication.