Role, race, and place: Prostate cancer disparities in Patients' and Partners' health outcomes and psychosocial factors.

Purpose: This study aimed to examine the effects of participant role (patient vs. partner), race (white vs. non-white), and place (less vs.

Testing the efficacy of a couple-focused, tailored eHealth intervention for symptom self-management among men with prostate cancer and their partners: the study protocol.

Background: Men with localized prostate cancer often experience urinary, sexual, bowel, and hormonal symptoms; general distress; pain; fatigue; and sleep disturbance. For men in an intimate relationship, these symptoms disrupt couples' relationships and intimacy. The symptoms also reduce quality of life for both men and their partners, who are often their primary caregivers.