Inspiring literature.

Sorrow.

Keirse M. Support during loss and sorrow. A guide for the family and healthcare professional (In Flemmish: ‘Helpen bij verlies en verdriet. Een gids voor het gezin en de hulpverlener’). (2017, Lannoo)

Keirse M. Fingerprint of sorrow. Words of comfort and support. (In Flemmish: ‘Vingerafdruk van verdriet. Woorden van troost en bemoediging’.) (2024, Lannoo)

Clark D. Between hope and acceptance. The medicalisation of dying. BMJ (2002); 324(7342): 905–907.

Oncology.

Aaronson SL et al. Neo-adjuvant pembrolizumab in stage IV high-grade serous ovarian cancer: the phase II Neo-Pembro trial. Nat Commun. (2025) Apr 14;16:3520.

Armstrong L. Every second counts. (2004, Random house USA).

Antonaccio CM. On trauma, resilience, and survival-lessons from 15 years of pediatric cancer and remission. JAMA Oncol (2020); 6(12): 1866–1867.

Anagnostopoulos, F. The Role of Pain Catastrophizing, Emotional Intelligence, and Pain Intensity in the Quality of Life of Cancer Patients with Chronic Pain. J Clin Psychol Med Settings. (2022) Nov 7;30(3):501–519.

Well-being and life.

Carver CS et al. Optimism. Clin Psychol Rev (2010) Nov;30(7):879-89.

Maté G, Maté D. Mind in the lead: The possibility of healing. In: Maté G, Maté D. The myth of normal: trauma, illness and healing in a toxic culture. London: Vermillion, (2022); 361–373.

Goleman D. Emotional intelligence. (1995)

International inspiration.

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International inspiration. |

We have various accepted papers ourselves within the context of gray oncologic areas in oncology as well as grief and optimism that hopefully will be published soon.