Medicine & Life Sciences
African Americans
19%
Anxiety
10%
Body Image
12%
Breast
8%
Breast Neoplasms
33%
Bupropion
8%
Cancer Survivors
64%
Caregivers
9%
Cell Phone
7%
Cigarette Smoking
13%
Colorectal Neoplasms
8%
Communication
28%
Counseling
28%
Craving
12%
Cross-Sectional Studies
7%
Cues
17%
Delivery of Health Care
7%
Demography
7%
Depression
19%
Diet
8%
Drug Therapy
11%
Early Detection of Cancer
15%
Eating
7%
Ecological Momentary Assessment
13%
Education
16%
Emotions
7%
Endometrial Neoplasms
9%
Equipment and Supplies
8%
European Continental Ancestry Group
6%
Exercise
39%
Feasibility Studies
8%
Food
6%
Genetic Counseling
8%
Genetic Testing
11%
Head and Neck Neoplasms
9%
Health
21%
Health Behavior
10%
Health Personnel
8%
Hereditary Nonpolyposis Colorectal Neoplasms
16%
Hispanic Americans
22%
HIV
15%
Income
7%
Intention
6%
Interviews
8%
Life Style
12%
Lung Neoplasms
11%
Mindfulness
8%
Motivation
14%
National Cancer Institute (U.S.)
6%
Neoplasms
51%
Nicotine
36%
Obesity
6%
Odds Ratio
7%
Oncologists
9%
Ovarian Neoplasms
13%
Overweight
7%
Patient Reported Outcome Measures
7%
Physicians
11%
Placebos
7%
Population
14%
Prostatic Neoplasms
11%
Psychology
17%
Quality of Life
26%
Radiotherapy
8%
Randomized Controlled Trials
19%
Recurrence
7%
Referral and Consultation
7%
Risk-Taking
8%
Self Efficacy
17%
Self Report
7%
Sexual Behavior
7%
Sexuality
7%
Smoke
14%
Smokers
78%
Smoking
78%
Smoking Cessation
97%
Smoking Prevention
10%
Social Adjustment
7%
Social Class
6%
Social Support
6%
Spouses
10%
Students
20%
Substance Withdrawal Syndrome
7%
Survivors
21%
Systematic Reviews
7%
Telephone
9%
Testicular Neoplasms
7%
Therapeutics
20%
Tobacco
36%
Tobacco Products
39%
Tobacco Use
22%
Tobacco Use Cessation
24%
Tobacco Use Cessation Devices
7%
Tobacco Use Disorder
24%
Uterine Cervical Neoplasms
9%
Varenicline
11%
Weights and Measures
9%
Withholding Treatment
14%
Workplace
6%
Young Adult
11%
Social Sciences
adolescent
11%
American
10%
body image
6%
cancer
78%
Clinical Trials
7%
communication
8%
coping
6%
counseling
11%
eating behavior
5%
Group
7%
health
11%
health behavior
7%
nicotine
47%
physician
6%
quality of life
8%
questionnaire
5%
relapse
7%
risk behavior
7%
self-efficacy
11%
smoking
100%
student
5%
telephone
5%
time
7%
withdrawal
6%