Survey Shows Females with Bladder Cancer Receive Less Support, Experience Lower Quality of Life
Females with bladder cancer are more likely than their male counterparts to experience a greater number of symptoms and challenges with coping, less support and, as a result, lower perceptions of quality of life. This is one of many findings from “Bladder Cancer In America 2019,” a new survey from Health Union that illuminates the perspectives and experiences of people living with bladder cancer.
Survey Finds Retina Specialists Positively Impact Treatment, Patient Journey for People with Macular Degeneration
A new survey from Health Union finds that people with macular degeneration who regularly see a retina or macular degeneration specialist for care have more satisfaction with their healthcare professional relationships, treatment plan and have a better grasp of their condition than those who regularly see other HCPs.
Health Union Survey Finds Skin Cancer Recurrence Often Linked to More Risk Factors, Lower Quality of Life
A new survey from Health Union reveals skin cancer recurrences are often linked to a bevy of risk factors and lower quality of life. The survey, titled Skin Cancer In America 2019, illuminates the perspectives and experiences of people living with skin cancer.
Survey Finds Lung Cancer Patients Who Haven’t Used Tobacco Are Diagnosed at Later Stages, But Have Higher Quality of Life
A new survey from Health Union finds that whether a person with lung cancer has used tobacco can impact the patient journey, including the stage at which the person is diagnosed, knowledge about how the condition developed and quality of life. The survey, titled Lung Cancer In America 2019, illuminates the perspectives and experiences of people living with lung cancer.