Why childhood cancer research must finally include fathers
A new commentary argues that the systematic underrepresentation of fathers in childhood cancer research has produced non-generalizable evidence, support programs ...
A new commentary argues that the systematic underrepresentation of fathers in childhood cancer research has produced non-generalizable evidence, support programs ...
A qualitative study of forty-one Portuguese parents reveals the psychosocial, physical, and practical challenges families face during the induction phase ...
A Swiss study finds that parents of children with functional gastrointestinal disorders show higher psychological distress, somatic symptoms and neuroticism ...
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