Diane Von Ah

Diane Von Ah's research focuses on the long-term health effects experienced by people who have survived cancer, particularly problems with thinking and memory (cognitive impairment), fatigue, and nerve damage from chemotherapy (peripheral neuropathy). Her work often looks for biological markers, such as genetic variations, that may explain why some survivors experience these symptoms more severely, and she also studies quality of life and symptom management strategies, including exercise-based interventions like yoga. This research is grounded in nursing science and aims to inform clinical practice for supporting cancer survivors and other populations, such as women's health after COVID-19.

Publication output has grown substantially over the last decade, rising from single digits in some earlier years to a peak of 29 publications in 2024, indicating an increasing pace of research activity.

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