While breast cancer narratives have become prevalent in Western culture, few researchers
have explored the structure of such narratives, relying instead on some form of thematic …

The fourteen authors in this collection used phenomenology (the study of consciousness)
and hermeneutics (the interpretation of meaning) to conduct deep inquiry into perplexing and …

[T] he focus shifts the locus of change from the individual to the environment in which the
individual resides. Such a shift can provide crucial insight into realistic expectations related to …

Purpose/Objectives: To chart the incidence and course of three types of arm morbidity (lymphedema,
pain, and range of motion [ROM] restrictions) in women with breast cancer 6–12 …

There has been a lack of research done on in-class teaching and learning using visual
methods. The purpose of this article is to demonstrate an enriched teaching and learning …

OBJECTIVE One distressing health problem facing breast cancer patients is breast cancer-related
lymphedema (BCRL). This incurable condition can occur many years after treatment …

While there has been a vast amount of research on breast cancer in recent years, areas
within this domain remain unexplored. For instance, there have been few attempts to marry an …

Objective: Arm morbidity post‐breast cancer surgery is increasingly being recognized as a
chronic problem for some women following breast cancer surgery. The purpose of this study …

This article represents one facet of the author’s research on women’s experiences of
embodiment after breast cancer. Herein, women’s reliance on and rejection of medicalized …

A qualitative study explored primary care physicians’ experiences of diagnosing and
treating depression. Twenty physicians participated in semi-structured interviews. Interview …