Psychophysiological changes during breast cancer treatment: a longitudinal analysis of subjective and objective indicators
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This study aimed to investigate the psychophysiological changes experienced by breast cancer patients during adjuvant treatment, focusing on both subjective and objective health indicators. The findings revealed significant increases in fatigue and declines in quality of life, while depressive symptoms improved, highlighting a disconnect between patients' subjective health perceptions and their objective physical capacity. The authors emphasize the need for ongoing monitoring and tailored supportive care to address these challenges and enhance the well-being of breast cancer survivors.
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