Handbook of Cancer Control and Behavioral Science: A Resource for Researchers, Practitioners, and Policymakers

Contents
Contributors
Foreword
Preface
Part I
Introduction to Behavioral Science and Cancer
	Chapter 1 Overview, Current Status, and Future Directions
	Chapter 2 Trends in Modifiable Risk Factors for Cancer and the Potential for Cancer Prevention
	Chapter 3 Creation of a Framework for Public Health Intervention Design
Part II
Methodology in Cancer Prevention and Control
	Chapter 4 Designing and Evaluating Individual-Level Interventions for Cancer Prevention and Control
	Chapter 5 Design and Analysis of Group-Randomized Trials in Cancer Prevention and Control
	Chapter 6 Participation in Cancer Clinical Trials
	Chapter 7 Quality-of-Life Assessment in Cancer
Part III
Primary Prevention: Reducing Cancer Incidence
	Chapter 8 Understanding and Communicating About Cancer Risk
	Chapter 9 Prevention of Tobacco Use
	Chapter 10 Interventions for Smoking Cessation
	Chapter 11 Interventions to Modify Dietary Behaviors for Cancer Prevention and Control
	Chapter 12 Interventions to Modify Skin Cancer–Related Behaviors
	Chapter 13 Behavioral Science Applications to Gynecologic Cancer Prevention
	Chapter 14 Interventions to Modify Physical Activity
Part IV
Secondary Prevention: Early Detection of Cancer
	Chapter 15 Behavioral Research in Cancer Screening
	Chapter 16 Psychological Consequences of Cancer Screening
	Chapter 17 Psychological Issues in Genetic Testing
Part V
Tertiary Prevention: Treating Clinical Cancer
	Chapter 18 Practitioner–Patient Communication in Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
	Chapter 19 Behavioral Interventions for Side Effects Related to Cancer and Cancer Treatments
	Chapter 20 Psychosocial Response to Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
	Chapter 21 Reduction of Psychosexual Dysfunction in Cancer Patients
	Chapter 22 Family Care During Cancer Care
Part VI
Quaternary Prevention: Cancer Survivorship
	Chapter 23 The Experience of Survival for Patients: Psychosocial Adjustment
	Chapter 24 Physical Late Effects of Cancer: Implications for Care
	Chapter 25 Psychosocial and Behavioral Issues in Cancer Survival in Pediatric Populations
	Chapter 26 Long-Term Effects of Cancer on Families of Adult Cancer Survivors
	Chapter 27 Health Promotion and Disease Prevention in Adult Cancer Survivors
Part VII
Future Directions in Behavioral Science and Cancer
	Chapter 28 Brain, Behavior, and Immunity in Cancer
	Chapter 29 Translation of Research Into Public Health Practice
	Chapter 30 Transdisciplinary Social and Behavioral Research for Cancer Prevention
	Chapter 31 Interactive Health Communications for Cancer Prevention and Control
Author Index
Subject Index
About the Editors