Researchers from Ohio State University found that attending fortnightly counselling groups helped women with breast cancer.
This Telegraph article (18 November 2008) reports on the study from the Comprehensive Cancer Centre which found that interventions boosted survival rates for breast cancer patients.
Barbara Andersen, who led the research, comments: "The results suggest that we can help breast cancer patients make positive steps that may help them live longer. Many of the strategies learned in the intervention programme, such as stress reduction, may have had benefits against heart disease and other causes of death."
You can find out more about this research by visiting the press pages for the Ohio State University.
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