… age was mildly predictive of poorer psychological … early localized prostate cancer have low
levels of psychopathology overall. However, some men experience distressing psychological …

… a prevalence rate of 38% of participants reporting psychological distress corresponding to a
… ‐being and functional well‐being as significant inverse predictors of psychological distress. …

… CONCLUSION: THIS STUDY SUGGESTS THAT MEN WITH EARLY LOCALIZED PROSTATE
CANCER HAVE LOW LEVELS OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY STATE. HOWEVER, SOME …

Purpose Few studies have examined psychological adjustment for cancer survivors in late
treatment and early survivorship stages. Our study investigated the prevalence and short-term …

… Psychological distress, a compound variable containing items of both anxiety and … This
might imply that people may experience localized, persistent pain without perceiving the pain as …

… HRQOL and psychological distress. Some management options are available for … predictors
of psychological distress in Japanese patients, and effective management of their distress …

… with localized RCC [13]. This … of patients that could be equally offered AS or surgical/ablative
therapy. We hypothesized that patients with an SRM had a similar psychological distress …

… patients report psychological distress in a clinically-significant range than the general population
(20–38%) [1–3]. Partners’ mental … in the present study (α patients = .91, α partners = .91)…

… their non-Hispanic White counterparts to use mental services and/or prescribed medication.
… to report mental distress symptoms, they were still less likely to utilize mental health services …

… We therefore aimed to measure the prevalence of clinically significant emotional distress
and to determine its demographic and clinical associations in a large sample of outpatients with …