Cella, director of the Center on Outcomes Research and Education at Evanston Northwestern Healthcare, on the development of psychological scales that assess quality of life, page 23. Most survivors don't need 15 sessions of sex therapy . What they do need is to understand the impact treatment has on sexual functioning and learn how to accommodate those changes. Schover, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, on the kind of support needed by cancer survivors in the area of sexual health, page 32. McDaniel, president of APA's Div.
Colorectal cancer is the most preventable cancer but the least prevented.
Redd, Mount Sinai-NYU Medical Center, on why it's important to educate the public about the need for early screening for colon cancer, page 35. With a combination of computers and counselors, we can reach out and recruit 80 percent of smokers in the nation and get 20 percent to quit in two years. All of that for less than 4 percent of the tobacco settlement. Prochasksa, University of Rhode Island, on his tailored cancer prevention programs, page 39. It's as simple as doing a literature search.