Titlebook: Evidence-based Non-pharmacological Therapies for Palliative Cancer Care; William C.S. Cho Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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William C.S. ChoThis is the first book covering comprehensive researches to evaluate the clinical efficacy and safety of non-pharmacological interventions as an evidence-based therapy for cancer.This is a timely book

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Raphael Gomes,Renato Poltronieriusea and vomiting, fatigue, insomnia, dyspnea, delirium, anxiety, depression and distress. An important aspect of cancer control is palliative care, which is guided by the principles of symptom relief, integration of psychological and spiritual care into the treatment plan, and promotion of quality

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Yanko Marcius de Alencar Xaviersage therapy can reduce anxiety, depression, and stress, it is given to patients with cancer. Many researchers examined the effects of massage therapy including aromatherapy massage and observed a reduced state and trait anxiety, and improved mood, depression, and quality of life (QoL) in healthy pe

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The IDIS Model at the Molecular Limit,ced cancer or approaching end-of-life phase, still experience moderate to severe pain at some time during their illness. This cancer pain can and does erode the quality of life of this patient population. For this and other reasons it is important for health professionals to advocate for appropriate

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Edmund Handschin,Alexander Petroianulated to the patient’s subjective evaluation of life as a whole. Patients with cancer often have to deal with symptoms and treatment-related side effects, which have ­substantial impact on their QoL. Yoga, as a main component of the mindfulness-based stress reduction and one of the most commonly uti

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F. William Payne,John J. McGowaneen increasingly employed to facilitate coping with stressful circumstances. Mind-body therapies, which approach healthcare holistically as an interaction between mind, body, and spirit, have been studied as adjunctive therapies to reduce stress, enhance relaxation, reduce anxiety, and improve healt