Simple Summary Individuals diagnosed with cancer and experiencing mental health
challenges such as depression, psychosis, anxiety, or addictions face heightened …

Introduction: This systematic review examines healthcare costs associated with mental
health conditions among cancer survivors in the United States. Areas covered: Ten …

Background Psychiatric disorders are common in cancer patients and impact outcomes.
Impact on cancer care cost needs study to develop business case for psychosocial …

Throughout the world, cancer is one of the most prevalent medical disorders. It is estimated
that the incidence of cancer will increase by 50% by the year 2020, with 16 million new …

With cancer incidence increasing over time worldwide, attention to the burden of psychiatric
and psychosocial consequences of the disease is now mandatory for both cancer and …

Reducing suffering from mental health concerns results in known health, social, and
economic benefits to society, including gains in healthy life-years (43 million extra years) …

BACKGROUND Psychological morbidity has been proposed as a source of distress in
cancer patients. This study aimed to: 1) determine the prevalence of diagnosable psychiatric …

A substantial proportion of cancer patients experience heightened psychological distress
that may include anxiety, depression, fear of cancer recurrence, and cancer‐specific …

Objectives People with severe mental illness (SMI) are at extreme risk of being stigmatized
and to receive poor quality physical care. It has been demonstrated that they have higher …

Objective The mental burden of cancer might elicit additional health care utilization.
However, it is unclear how psychiatric disorder and psychological distress relate to health …