Background Cancer presents a progressively deteriorating illness that not only causes
significant physical, social and economic burdens in patients but also impacts an individual's …

Background Cancer and its treatment can result in psychological distress in both adults with
cancer and in their family caregivers. This psychological distress acts as a significant …

Background The suicide risk after a new cancer diagnosis remains a controversial issue.
This study examines the suicide risk within the year after a cancer diagnosis. This is the …

Background Strong family ties appear to buffer patient's and family members' difficult
experiences during life and health crises. The family participatory dignity therapy …

Abstract Fear of Missing Out (FoMO) is a pervasive phenomenon among college students
that may negatively affect the physical and mental health of individuals. Perceived social …

Objectives To explore the correlations among social isolation and symptoms of anxiety and
depression among patients with breast cancer in China and to further verify the mediating …

ABSTRACT A breast cancer diagnosis is a significant stressor that impacts both survivors'
and their partners' psychological adjustment and well-being. Communication patterns and …

Background There is a consensus that cancer care should go beyond physical care as
cancer patients and their family caregivers experience psychological burden, financial …

Family caregivers have enormous communication responsibilities tied to caregiving, such as
sharing the patient's medical history with providers, relaying diagnosis and prognosis to …

Purpose As most of patients with Myasthenia Gravis have limitations in their physical
functioning, many experience changes in psychological states and often have depression …