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This review of the literature focuses on mental health symptoms, achievement of social milestones, socioeconomic attainm...
Young adult cancer survivors mostly develop well in psychosocial development, but CNS cancer survivors have a different...
Supporting young adult cancer survivors can be financially and emotionally challenging for caregivers.
Stress & Coping: Insights for Young Adult Cancer Survivors (Ages 18-39)
Survivors of childhood, adolescent, and young adult (CAYA) cancer are at risk for experiencing mental health problems. T...
In the past years, many new studies indicated that many childhood cancer survivors suffer from psychological distress lo...
Parents' knowledge about cancer, treatment, potential late effects, and necessary follow-up is important to reassure the...
We aimed to (a) evaluate psychological distress in AYA cancer survivors and compare levels of distress with controls and...
This publication focuses on the parents’ perspective of childhood cancer survivors (CCS) and how cancer affects the whol...
Nowadays, most children can be cured from cancer and become survivors. This means that more survivors experience physica...
Findings on the connection between cancer and body image, including helpful tips for interacting and communicating with...
A compact guide on talking about cancer with children - with helpful information, tips and real-life examples from those...
