Cannabis stigma and symptom management considerations in cancer survivors: a mixed-methods exploration of patient perspectives.
This study aims to assess for indications of stigma and attitudes toward cannabis among cancer survivors (CS) who use or consider the use of cannabis. This s...
Demographics, Methods, and Perceived Benefits of Cannabis Use in Cancer Patients
This study examines cannabis use among cancer patients, focusing on demographics, methods, and perceived benefits. It highlights key factors influencing use and patient experiences. Understanding cannabis use among cancer patients can inform clinical…
Bill Aims to Boost Pediatric Cancer Research Funding in Iowa
Increased pediatric oncology supportive care research funding could enhance understanding of cannabis applications in pediatric cancer treatment. Children with cancer face unique challenges that conventional therapies may not fully address. This funding…
Substance Use in Supportive Oncology and Its Impact on Clinical Outcomes and Care
Substance use in supportive oncology significantly influences clinical outcomes and treatment adherence. This review highlights the impact of alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, and opioids on cancer care. Understanding substance use patterns is essential for…
Demographics, methods of use, and perceived benefits among patients with cancer who use cannabis.
This study examines demographics cannabis use cancer patients, focusing on reasons, methods, and perceived benefits. Nearly 25% of surveyed cancer patients reported cannabis use. The findings provide insight into patient behaviors and symptom management.
Cannabis stigma and symptom management considerations in cancer survivors: a mixed-methods exploration of patient perspectives.
This study explores cannabis stigma symptom management among cancer survivors. It assesses patient attitudes and perceptions regarding cannabis use for symptom relief. Findings reveal generally positive views and minimal stigma from healthcare providers.