The recent COVID-19 pandemic has affected the world and has the potential to
disproportionately affect and disrupt the lives of cancer survivors, including those currently in …

PURPOSE: The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the mental health of adults in the United
States because of recommended preventive behaviors such as physical distancing. Our …

Background: COVID-19 has had significant health-related and behavioral impacts
worldwide. Cancer survivors (hereafter referred to as “survivors”) are particularly prone to …

Background Cancer survivors are at elevated risk of psychological problems related to
COVID-19, yet no published measure adequately assesses their psychosocial experiences …

Background: Cancer rehabilitation often includes manual assessment and interventions to
address cancer treatment–related side effects. The effect of reduced access to rehabilitative …

Background Fear of disease progression (FoP) is among the most prevalent and major
psychological burdens breast cancer patients encounter. Excessive FoP may result in …

Objective: Severe or persistent distress is associated with poorer quality of life in cancer
survivors. Distress follows distinct trajectories within different population subgroups …

Aim To define the prevalence and severity of fear of cancer recurrence and identify factors
associated with fear of cancer recurrence in breast cancer and colorectal cancer survivors …

Purpose Fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) is frequent in survivors, but less is known about
FCR in long-term survivors with very low risk of relapse. Our aim was to estimate the …

Objective The fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) in later survivorship can lead to poorer
mental health, quality of life and physical and functional recovery. Later-occurring FCR may …