Sexual side effects are common in patients undergoing stem cell transplant but, unfortunately, often go unaddressed. Misinformation or fake news can mislead patients with multiple myeloma. Nurse researchers noted patients had “feelings of confusion at the time of initial diagnosis" of multiple myeloma. Patients receiving the combination therapy also required lower steroid doses than those receiving temozolomide alone. Learn how a team developed a strategy to effectively increase nurse knowledge and use of patient support resources. The study showed that nursing support was a “key environmental facilitator" for physical activity in these patients. Chronic pain “has emerged as one of the most prevalent issues” in survivors of GI cancer. A study of children with chronic GVHD showed that none reported having positive experiences at school. Researchers identified 4 distinct types of depression trajectories in patients with cancer. Oncology nurses can be key team players when a child is providing caregiving for a parent with cancer. Researchers identified 5 common concerns that parents with cancer had for their coparent. Researchers studied the impact of using the explain‑simulate‑practice‑communication‑support model of nursing. Most patients with cancer and their caregivers exerpeienced at least 1 issue that impacted their work and productivity. There is a “lack of consistency” among patient-reported outcome measures used to evaluate CML treatments. It was important to develop the model because fatigue has been an "overlooked side effect" due to its "subjective nature." Learn how to ask informed questions, connect patients with resources, and support shared-decision making. Amivantamab plus chemotherapy “significantly prolonged time to symptomatic progression” compared with chemotherapy alone. Jeannine M. Brant, PhD, APRN, AOCN, FAAN, discusses disparities in access to oncology nurse navigation services. As a patient’s care team complexity increased, their perceptions of team effectiveness decreased. About 1 out of 5 individuals with cancer also have dementia, complicating their diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship care.