Reproductive concerns and fear of cancer recurrence: a qualitative study of women's experiences of the perinatal period after cancer.

Background: Young female cancer survivors are at a disproportionate risk of suffering significant psychological distress following treatment, particularly fears of cancer recurrence (FCR). While previous research has established the robust relationship between FCR and family matters (e.g.

Online couple interventions in cancer.

Purpose Of Review: Cancer diagnosis and treatment can have long-lasting psychological and physical consequences that affect both patients and their intimate partners. Improved understanding of extant dyadic interventions in the context of cancer, and how access to these may be enhanced through web-based technologies, introduce new directions for how cancer-related psychological distress for couples may be ameliorated.

Recent Findings: Couples are negatively impacted by cancer, both individually, and as a dyad.