Rationale Breast cancer in men is a rare, under-researched illness frequently overlooked
within both clinical and third-sector healthcare systems. Increased prevalence and high …

In this article, we present a reflection on the research process of combining photographs
with phenomenologically oriented interviews. Two studies in the field of chronic illness with …

Background There are relatively few studies comparing men's and women's breast cancer
experiences. Furthermore, men's experiences of cancer treatment–induced alopecia have …

Underacknowledged clinically and socially, breast cancer in men is a critical health issue,
with complex ramifications for those affected. Experiential research exploring men's …

Phenomenological research in the context of myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) or chronic
fatigue syndrome (CFS) has predominantly explored women's accounts. Due to the paucity …

Using participant-authored photography to inform and complement the collection of
interview data is increasingly popular in Psychology but reflective accounts of issues faced …

Objective: Mesothelioma is a life limiting cancer caused by previous exposure to asbestos.
Due to the continued use of asbestos products internationally, the condition presents an …

Under-acknowledged both clinically and socially as a threat to men's health, breast cancer
in men continues to be a critical health issue, with complex ramifications for those affected …

Although the initial source is unknown, it has been proposed that photographs represent
“tiny moments in a person's life that reveal greater truths”. It might be argued that the …

Interpretative phenomenological analysis and photographic methods are both surgent
research paradigms in contemporary psychology. However, there remains relatively little …