Reveals psychological distress in family caregivers of cancer survivors, suggesting urgent mental health interventions.
Family caregivers of cancer survivors experience significant psychological distress, particularly those with higher caregiving burden or vulnerable sociodemographic characteristics. These findings underscore the need for targeted mental health interventions such as psychoeducation, emotional support, and access to mental health services to reduce caregiver distress. Addressing their needs is critical to sustaining effective caregiving roles.
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