Dementia and cancer occur commonly in older adults. Yet, little is known about the effect of
dementia on cancer treatment and outcomes in patients diagnosed with cancer, and no …

Objective Increasing numbers of people are expected to live with comorbid cancer and
dementia. Cancer treatment decision‐making for these individuals is complex, particularly …

Objectives: A comorbid diagnosis of cancer and dementia (cancer–dementia) may have
unique implications for patient cancer-related experience. The objectives were to estimate …

As many countries experience population aging, patients with cancer are becoming older
and have more preexisting comorbidities, which include prevalent, age‐related, chronic …

With increasing prevalence of both cancer and dementia in the UK, due to an ageing
population, oncology healthcare professionals will experience higher numbers of people …

Dementia is a progressive, incurable disease that can deprive patients of the ability to make
decisions. This study determines whether dementia influences the medical care that a …

Objective The objective of the study is to report a systematic review of what is currently
known about the experience of cancer treatment and cancer treatment in adults with …

Background Preexisting dementia affects cancer care. Knowledge of how dementia affects
survival after a cancer diagnosis may help guide cancer care decisions. We therefore …

Background: Previous studies have found that the incidence of dementia is lower in patients
with cancer. However, the impact of survival bias, as well as the confounding by medical …

Background Little is known about dementia's impact on patterns of diagnosis, treatment, and
outcomes in cancer patients. This study aimed to elucidate the differences in cancer staging …