Stress and breast cancer
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Stress and breast cancer
（A Wiley medical publication）
Wiley, c1988
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
In recent years interest has increased in the links between stress and breast cancer, reflecting the growing concern at the continuing increase in the disease. Research from a wide range of different disciplines explores stress as a causal factor in the initiation and progress of cancer, the physiological and psychological mechanisms moderating the link, and the effectiveness of various counselling techniques and other approaches which minimise recurrence or progression of the disease. This unique book brings together leading researchers in the field to review the evidence available on the link between psychosocial stress and breast cancer, with the aim of explaining the mechanisms in operation, providing information on methods of treatment, and discussing the methodological issues this research has raised. The book is essential reading for psychologists, sociologists, oncologists and all involved in health education/promotion and disease prevention.
Table of Contents
- Overview of Research
- Psychosocial Precursors to Breast Cancer
- Psychosocial Factors and the Progression of Breast Cancer
- Biochemical Processes and Breast Cancer Growth
- Intervening and Coping with Stress and Breast Cancer Patients
- Methodological Considerations in Research.
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