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Prostate Cancer Patients’ Physiological Responses to Coloring a Mandala or Working a Maze Puzzle
Prostate cancer presents the patient with numerous stressors including diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, possible income hardship, and social implications. The purpose of the present study was to examine the effects of a known stress-reducing art task on levels of stress, anxiety and immunity. F
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