CANCER BREAST

This study looked at whether group dance classes can help breast cancer survivors who have nerve damage (neuropathy) from chemotherapy. 52 survivors took part to see if dancing improves balance and makes them feel better. The goal was to find a fun, social way to ease treatment s…

This study tested an 8-session online program led by a nurse to help young women who had breast cancer improve their sexual health, body image, and menopause symptoms. 43 women who had finished active treatment took part. The program aimed to see if it was practical and helpful f…

This study looked at whether giving cancer patients a decision aid before or during their doctor visit, and in electronic or paper form, helps them feel more involved in treatment decisions. 274 adults with breast or colorectal cancer took part. The goal was to learn which approa…

This study tested a new way for patients to share their family health history with their doctor using an app. The goal was to see if this helps doctors spot people at higher risk for certain cancers, heart disease, or diabetes. Over 600 adults aged 30-69 took part. The approach i…

This study worked with 508 American Indian adults in New Mexico to find better ways to increase screening for breast, colon, and cervical cancers. Researchers held focus groups and surveys to understand barriers and tested new strategies to help people get screened. The goal was …