Zeev Rosberger

TL;DR: Coping with uncertainty was a major theme that emerged from interviews, with some of the main concerns being difficult treatment decisions, long surgery wait times, and fears about surgical complications, potential metastases, and death.

TL;DR: A web-based survey of Canadian women to assess the acceptability and feasibility of a questionnaire and to investigate psychosocial correlates of women’s intentions to participate in HPV-based screening to develop psychometrically valid measures of cervical cancer screening–related knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs.

TL;DR: The experiences of pain and discomfort varied greatly between patients and were linked to the meaning patients attributed to the treatment itself, sense of time, the body’s lithotomic position, insertion of the treatment applicator, and the patients’ sense of agency and empowerment during the procedure.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors discuss global cancer control within Canada's global health agenda, how Canada can address its history of colonisation and present-day disparities in its global work, and the challenges and opportunities of creating a Canadian global cancer network.

TL;DR: There are compelling reasons to include boys in the vaccination campaign as well, and perceptions of individuals and parents are important in vaccine acceptance, which will help design measures to improve vaccine uptake.