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Loneliness and quality of life after head and neck cancer
SIMON ROGERS
*
, Anna Dahill
, Helen Al-Nakishbandi
, K. B. Cunningham
, Derek Lowe
, Gerald Humphris
*
Corresponding author for this work
Liverpool Head & Neck Centre
University of St Andrews
Astraglobe Ltd
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Quality of Life
100%
Head-and-neck Cancer
100%
Loneliness
100%
Cancer-associated
25%
Premature Mortality
12%
Radiotherapy
12%
Chemotherapy
12%
Age at Diagnosis
12%
Mean Standard Deviation
12%
Patient Needs
12%
Facial Expression
12%
Eating
12%
University of Washington Quality of Life Questionnaire
12%
Overall Quality of Life
12%
Advanced Disease
12%
Oropharynx
12%
Tumor Site
12%
Social-emotional Function
12%
Interactive Function
12%
Squamous Cell
12%
Sense of Loneliness
12%
January 2015
12%
Cell Head
12%
Poor Physical Health
12%
Poor Quality of Life
12%
Medicine and Dentistry
Quality of Life
100%
Head and Neck Cancer
100%
Loneliness
100%
Malignant Neoplasm
22%
Diseases
22%
Speech Production
11%
Squamous Cell
11%
Facial Expression
11%
Premature Mortality
11%
Radiation Therapy
11%
Tumor
11%
Emotions
11%
Oral
11%
Chemotherapy
11%
Neurodevelopmental Disorder
11%
Nursing and Health Professions
Loneliness
100%
Head and Neck Cancer
100%
Quality of Life
100%
Malignant Neoplasm
22%
Diseases
22%
Premature Mortality
11%
Logopedics
11%
Emotions
11%
Chemotherapy
11%
Mental Diseases
11%
Radiotherapy
11%
Immunology and Microbiology
Neck
100%
Squamous Cell
33%
Premature Mortality
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Cancer
100%
Neurodevelopmental Disorder
20%
Mental Diseases
20%
Emotions
20%
Arts and Humanities
mental life
11%