Background: Malignant diseases represent one of the most important worldwide morbidity
and mortality causes. In Romania, the number of new cancer cases is 78800/year and the …

Psychological issues take on great importance in oncology settings from the communication
of the diagnosis to the management of the end-of-life phase (Baider and Surbone, 2014; …

Sažetak Psycho-oncology is a broad approac to cancer therapy with treats the emotional,
social, and spiritual distress which often accompanies cancer patients. The development of …

Aim: Assessment of demand for psychological help, changes in working lives, the use of
alternative methods, needs to be informed and the hope of treatment. Material and methods …

" This book, in both its direct and indirect inferences, points to the need for disease-specific
neurocognitive methods in broadly occurring CNS and non-CNS cancers... All in all, this is a …

Results: The results obtained indicate that most subjects undergo mood aggravation. 76.2%
of patients were diagnosed with depressive states. Only 19.6% of the population under …

OBJECTIVE: The incidence of malignant tumors in women is constantly rising. In 2018, 83
876 women were diagnosed with cancer, and 46 028 died from it. Since the 1980s, the …

Objectives Depression and anxiety persist in cancer patients, creating an additional burden
during treatment and making it more challenging in terms of management and control …

Background: The determination of the extent and specific features of the psychological
distress to be expected in a cancer centre may influence the choice of interventions to be …

Introduction. Information on being diagnosed to have cancer is always shocking for the
patient, and it always causes a lot of psychosocial problems during its treatment. In these …