The sea of zeros: why cancer patients may be hiding their distress on routine screening forms
A large analysis of repeated distress screening in oncology finds overwhelming rates of zero scores that statistical modeling suggests are ...
A large analysis of repeated distress screening in oncology finds overwhelming rates of zero scores that statistical modeling suggests are ...
A multicenter Chinese study of over 17,000 cancer patients and caregivers found patients suffer more depression, insomnia, and poorer quality ...
A survey of 186 cancer patients at a Pennsylvania cancer center found that roughly a quarter had used cannabis since ...
A fourteen-year Brazilian cohort study of nearly 29,000 cancer patients found hepatitis B virus seroprevalence fell from 16.5 to 9.9 ...
A new correspondence in Supportive Care in Cancer examines why early-phase oncology trial participants who use supportive care services are ...
An investigation at an Indian cancer centre documents a cluster of difficult-to-treat Klebsiella pneumoniae infections, highlighting the vulnerability of immunocompromised ...
A South Korean study of 200 cancer patients found that perceived behavioral control, not knowledge or fatigue, was the strongest ...
A study of 116 older cancer patients in Türkiye finds that moderate financial toxicity is significantly correlated with lower life ...
A cross-sectional study of 350 cancer patients in northern Iran found that clinically significant depression and anxiety symptoms were positively ...
A new meta-analysis finds that cancer patients undergoing transcatheter mitral valve repair have similar procedural success to other patients but ...
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