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Disclosure, social support, and meaning-based coping among Omani mothers living with breast cancer: a phenomenological qualitative study.
Mothers diagnosed with breast cancer in collectivist, faith-oriented societies face dilemmas regarding the timing, manner, and extent of disclosure of their illness to their children and extended family members. However, evidence addressing this issue within Arab contexts remains limited. This pheno
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