Anne Moyer Ph.D.

About

Anne Moyer, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Social and Health Psychology at Stony Brook University.

Books by Anne Moyer Ph.D.

Recent Posts

Now, mastectomy tattoos are being used as a transformative tool to create beauty and agency that combat feelings of disfigurement and loss of control.

How Does Public Policy Relate to Cancer?

Regulations, legislation, funding, and other decisions can help to save lives and improve the lives of cancer survivors.

Cancer on Screen as “Cancertainment”

The changing tone of cancer portrayals seems to be in step with changing societal beliefs. But that doesn’t mean there isn't room for improvement.

The Unique Needs of Adolescents and Young Adults with Cancer

Young adult cancer patients face specific challenges as they experience disease during critical developmental, social, and reproductive years.

Cancer-Focused Apps: The Promise and Challenges

Relatively little is known about the risks and efficacy, as well as data security and protection, of mobile tools for cancer-related health.

4 Concerns About At-Home Genetic Testing for Cancer Risk

Assessing risk for cancer through genetic testing is an important advancement for early detection and prevention—but some argue that the issue is more complex.

Dreaming of a Good Night’s Sleep

One study of cancer patients reporting some type of sleep difficulty at the start of their treatment showed rates close to 60 percent.

Cancer and the Opioid Epidemic

Recent research suggests that a significant minority of cancer patients are susceptible to opioid overuse.

Cancer and Animals

Researchers are beginning to recognize the interconnectedness of human and companion animal health.

Why Making Treatment Decisions Can Be Hard

In recent years, an emphasis on patient autonomy has increased individuals’ involvement in their health care decisions.