Background: Receiving a cancer diagnosis can lead to various psychosocial disturbances.
Perfectionism is associated with several psychological problems in the general population …

Background Psychiatric disorders are common among patients with physical illnesses.
Objectives To estimate the prevalence of anxiety and depression in Arab dermatology …

Background Patients with melanoma are at increased risk of developing a subsequent
melanoma. Objectives To estimate the risks of developing a second primary in situ or …

Importance Surgical excision is the standard-of-care treatment for Tis and T1a melanomas of
the head and neck. Currently, however, the association of diagnosis and surgical treatment …

Objective: This article presents a comparison of the changes of Posttraumatic Growth (PTG)
in breast cancer and melanoma patients over a 2-year follow-up period and investigates the …

ObjectiveAnxiety is common in older adults with cancer (OACs) and their caregivers and is
associated with poor outcomes including worse physical symptoms, poor treatment …

Objective To systematically review psycho‐educational interventions developed for
melanoma survivors. Methods Electronic databases Medline, PsycINFO, Embase, and …

Anxiety is a normal response to a perceived threat and is characterized by worry that is
difficult to control, restlessness, difficulty concentrating and sleeping, fatigue, and muscle …

Background: While coping has been found to have time-lagged effects on psychological
adjustment in cancer patients, studies addressing this issue are missing in melanoma …

Purpose To quantify the prevalence of anxiety or depression (overall; melanoma-related)
among people with high-risk primary melanoma, their related use of mental health services …