Alyssa McManamon

Oct 23, 2024 | ascopost.com | Alyssa McManamon |Ana Lopez |Ana María López |Wayne Jonas

Guest Editor’s Note: Advances in cancer treatments have led to an increase in survival rates, but the quality of life is often diminished during survivorship. Because modifiable personal behavior contributes to health-care outcomes, interventions that support healthy behaviors may improve health while decreasing health-care costs, even in oncology care. In this article, Drs.

May 1, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Wayne Jonas |Natalie Enyedi |Eugene Chan |Alyssa McManamon

Patients, as the primary stakeholders in their own well-being, are increasingly showing a profound interest in holistic approaches to cancer care that extend beyond traditional medical treatments. Growing evidence supports this interest, showing that some whole-person and integrative approaches can improve quality of life and survival outcomes. Oncologists’ attitudes are shifting in the same direction, though with less urgency than our patients’.