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Oncology Care Provider Training in Empathic Communication Skills to Reduce Lung Cancer Stigma by Banerjee, Smita C., Haque, Noshin, Schofield, Elizabeth A., Williamson, Timothy J., Martin, Chloe M., Bylund, Carma L., Shen, Megan J., Rigney, Maureen, Hamann, Heidi A., Parker, Patricia A., McFarland, Daniel C., Park, Bernard J., Molena, Daniela, Moreno, Aimee, Ostroff, Jamie S.

“…Despite the clinical importance of assessing smoking history and advising patients who smoke to quit, patients with lung cancer often experience feelings of…”
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African‐centered coping, resilience, and psychological distress in Black prostate cancer patients by Martin, Chloé M., Schofield, Elizabeth, Napolitano, Stephanie, Avildsen, Isabelle K., Emanu, Jessica C., Tutino, Rebecca, Roth, Andrew J., Nelson, Christian J.

“…Objective Blacks have the highest incidence and mortality rates for prostate cancer (PCa) in the U.S. Black PCa patients (PCaP) also report high psychological…”
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Evaluating relationships between lung cancer stigma, anxiety, and depressive symptoms and the absence of empathic opportunities presented during routine clinical consultations by Williamson, Timothy J., Ostroff, Jamie S., Martin, Chloé M., Banerjee, Smita C., Bylund, Carma L., Hamann, Heidi A., Shen, Megan Johnson

“…•Stigma may hinder empathic opportunities for racial minority lung cancer patients.•Anxiety may facilitate empathic opportunities for white lung cancer…”
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Dispositional Shame and Guilt as Predictors of Depressive Symptoms and Anxiety Among Adults With Lung Cancer: The Mediational Role of Internalized Stigma by Williamson, Timothy J., Ostroff, Jamie S., Haque, Noshin, Martin, Chloe M., Hamann, Heidi A., Banerjee, Smita C., Shen, Megan J.

“…The current study investigated whether dispositional tendencies to experience shame and guilt (i.e., shame- and guilt-proneness) were associated with higher…”
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Study protocol of a multiphase optimization strategy trial (MOST) for delivery of smoking cessation treatment in lung cancer screening settings by Ostroff, Jamie S, Shelley, Donna R, Chichester, Lou-Anne, King, Jennifer C, Li, Yuelin, Schofield, Elizabeth, Ciupek, Andrew, Criswell, Angela, Acharya, Rashmi, Banerjee, Smita C, Elkin, Elena B, Lynch, Kathleen, Weiner, Bryan J, Orlow, Irene, Martin, Chloé M, Chan, Sharon V, Frederico, Victoria, Camille, Phillip, Holland, Susan, Kenney, Jessica

“…Background There is widespread agreement that the integration of cessation services in lung cancer screening (LCS) is essential for achieving the full benefits…”
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Clinician perspectives on communication and implementation challenges in precision oncology by Hamilton, Jada G, Banerjee, Smita C, Carlsson, Sigrid V, Vera, Jacqueline, Lynch, Kathleen A, Sar-Graycar, Lili, Martin, Chloé M, Parker, Patricia A, Hay, Jennifer L

“…To describe patient communication challenges encountered by oncology clinicians, which represent a fundamental barrier to implementing precision oncology. We…”
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The impact of social constraints on insomnia among African‐American breast cancer survivors: The mediating role of fear of recurrence by Martin, Chloé M., Greene, Danyella, Harrell, Jules P., Mwendwa, Denée Thomas, Williams, Carla D., Horton, Sara, Cradle, Melanie, Hudson, Briana D., Taylor, Teletia R.

“…Objective Insomnia is a significant concern among African‐American breast cancer survivors (BCS). Social constraints (SC)—receiving unsupportive or critical…”
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0817 Associations between Sleep Health and Injuries among Adults in the US: Findings from the National Health Interview Survey by Locklear, Clarence, Narcisse, Marie-Rachelle, Seixas, Azizi, Martin, Chloe M, Moise, Rhoda, Turner, Arlener D, Blanc, Judite, Rogers, April, Jean-Louis, Girardin

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The Impact of Social Environment on Fear of Recurrence in African-American Breast Cancer Survivors: The Moderating Role of Emotional Intelligence by Martin, Chloe M

“…Background: Breast cancer diagnosis and treatment are traumatic experiences that leave an enduring sense of fear and worry about recurrence for most survivors…”
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Psychosomatic Factors Related to Coping and Fear of Recurrence in African-American Breast Cancer Survivors by Martin, Chloe M

“…When compared to Caucasians, African American breast cancer survivors (AABCS) have higher rates of recurrence. Fear of recurrence (FOR) is described as a…”
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