Breast Cancer Therapy
Research on breast cancer therapy detailed by scientists at University of Liverpool
Published in Women's Health Weekly, November 1st, 2007
Researchers detail in 'Relationships with clinical staff after a diagnosis of breast cancer are associated with patients' experience of care and abuse in childhood,' new data in breast cancer. "' Patients experiencing the crisis of the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer need to form trusting and supportive relationships with clinical staff. However, adverse childhood experiences damage the ability to form supportive relationships as adults," scientists in Liverpool, the United Kingdom report.
"We tested the prediction that women recalling childhood abuse and lack of parental care would experience poorer support from clinical staff caring for them around the time...
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