Research from Italy indicates that terminology used in validated questionnaires for patient-reported outcomes should account for the social and cultural contexts of the countries involved.
Results from a study on aging and immigration status bolster the case for promoting lifestyle changes and providing greater support for those living in poverty, researchers say.
Poverty, not the pandemic, appeared to have the greatest impact on psychological well-being among patients with cancer. The study was published as a preprint and has not yet been peer reviewed.
Black and Hispanic people are more likely to live in food deserts and have challenges accessing healthcare. Community-based programs are seeking to address the disparity.