When a Parent Has Cancer, Open Communication Keeps Families Strong, Study Finds
A longitudinal Australian study finds that family resilience and open communication about cancer predict healthy family functioning after a parental ...
A longitudinal Australian study finds that family resilience and open communication about cancer predict healthy family functioning after a parental ...
A cross-sectional study of 437 breast cancer patients at Iraq's Anbar Oncology Center finds that escalating postoperative treatment raises costs ...
A new letter to the editor in the Journal of Eating Disorders argues that methodological refinements to a New Zealand ...
A study of 2,010 rural Chinese adolescents used network and latent profile analysis to map coping styles, identifying core strategies ...
A longitudinal study of nearly 2,000 Taiwanese adults shows that nonviolent childhood adversities fuel midlife psychological distress through distinct loneliness ...
A systematic review of 58 studies finds that environmental noise—dominated by transportation sources—is tied to economic losses, psychological distress, sleep ...
A survey of 186 polyamorous individuals during the spring 2020 lockdowns found that attachment insecurity toward both cohabiting and separated ...
A study of 563 patients receiving platinum chemotherapy shows that threatening illness perceptions drive CIPN symptom burden and distress largely ...
A new study finds that male gender, weekly use, psychological distress, and emotional suppression predict problematic pornography use, while spirituality ...
A randomized controlled trial finds that eight weekly sessions of compassion-focused therapy significantly reduced parental burnout, self-criticism, and psychological distress ...
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