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Burden of late effects in a nationwide sample of long-term breast cancer survivors.

Solveig K SmedslandRagnhild S FalkKristin V ReinertsenCecilie E KiserudMette BrekkeSynne H BøhnAlv A DahlKathrine F Vandraas
Published in: Cancer (2023)
More than half of long-term BCSs suffered from medium or high symptom burden and experienced impaired general functioning compared with BCS with low symptom burden. Younger age and systemic treatment were important risk factors for higher symptom burden. BCSs at risk of higher symptom burdens should be identified and offered closer and extended survivorship care.
Keyphrases
  • patient reported
  • risk factors
  • palliative care
  • pain management
  • quality improvement
  • young adults
  • drug induced
  • health insurance