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Cancer Survivorship: Couples' Communication and Adjustment After Treatment Is Complete

Miller, Laura Elizabeth (2009)

Improved cancer treatments have resulted in more positive prognoses and many more people are now living longer beyond treatment. Accompanied with such medical advancements, however, are the uncertainties and dilemmas ...

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Effects of Self-Efficacy and Response Efficacy Messages in Health News: Changing Health Attitudes and Behavioral Intentions

Moriarty, Cortney Michelle (2009)

Cancer is now the second leading cause of death for Americans, behind heart disease. By current estimates, up to two thirds of cancer diagnoses could be avoided or prevented with behavior changes such as the adoption of ...

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Uncertainty in Internet-Based Cancer News

Hurley, Ryan James (2009)

Uncertainty has been defined and studied in many ways; however, no universal message-level coding scheme for dimensions of uncertainty has been developed. A content analysis of 1,120 Internet-based cancer news articles was ...

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