The Portuguese Society of Senology warns of the need for more planning and support in the return to work of women after breast cancer, with impact that persists beyond treatment.
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More than half of women who return to work after breast cancer face physical and psychological difficulties. Fatigue, anxiety and fear of relapse are among the main obstacles, in a process in which there is not always adequate support from employers.
The Portuguese Society of Senology warns of the need for more planning and support in the return to work of women after breast cancer, with impact that persists beyond treatment.