Titlebook: Evidence-based Non-pharmacological Therapies for Palliative Cancer Care; William C.S. Cho Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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Effect of Massage Therapy on Anxiety and Depression in Cancer Patients,with cancer. It appears that massage therapy can reduce anxiety and stress and improved QoL. In conclusion, massage therapy including aromatherapy massage in cancer patients would be beneficial for the reduction of anxiety, depression, and stress as well as pain, and is generally safe. However, furt

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Effects of Massage Therapy on the Relief of Cancer Pain, and associated effects on measures of physiological arousal (blood pressure) can be documented during massages as well as 5 min, 10–20 min, and 2–3 h following massage, but not beyond 24 h. In contrast, the most notable inconsistent massage effects are more relevant to sleep, quality of life, and s

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The Effect of Acupressure on Chemotherapy-induced Nausea, showed positive results of acupressure on chemotherapy-induced nausea in 1,341 patients with cancer. However, we cannot conclude that acupressure is effective for nausea due to the small number in the samples and the poor quality of the studies. Furthermore, well-designed studies are needed to exam

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Effects of Yoga on the Quality of Life in Cancer Patients, are inconclusive. The exact mechanism of yoga or -mindfulness-based stress reduction on QoL is not clear. The researchers have proposed and investigated some plausible mechanisms, such as relaxation response, enhancing body awareness, psycho-neuro immunological aspect, and melatonin production. Thi

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Efficacy of Mind-body Therapy on Stress Reduction in Cancer Care,though additional research is warranted, the body of evidence presented in this chapter suggests that clinicians should give serious consideration to mind-body therapies when advising cancer patients and survivors on adjunctive treatment options.

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Effect of Mindfulness-based Interventions in Cancer Care,n this chapter gives support for the positive effect of such interventions. Results show moderate intervention effect sizes for increased positive affective outcomes, such as quality of life and frequency of positive experiences; increases in physical health outcomes and measures of mindfulness; and

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Safety and Side Effects of Non-pharmacological Interventions as a Therapy for Cancer,ch-based or energy-based therapies. This literature search was not intended to be a systematic review, but a comprehensive assessment of current scientific publications relating to the safety and side effects of each intervention. This chapter reveals that such interventions had been used in a numbe