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July 15, 2002Journal of Clinical Oncology499 citations

Anxiety Disorders in Cancer Patients: Their Nature, Associations, and Relation to Quality of Life

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DSDan StarkUniversity of LeedsMKMary KielyNewYork–Presbyterian HospitalASAdam B. SmithLeeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

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Anxiety symptoms are common in cancer patients. Screening by questionnaire seems to assess anxiety symptoms adequately but discriminates abnormal anxiety inadequately. To improve this, we may need to use criteria such as disruption from anxiety, as illustrated by the impact of anxiety disorders on QOL. There seem to be few oncologic variables that could target screening for anxiety disorders.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69eb20ccb76a1896ef089a47https://doi.org/10.1200/jco.2002.08.549
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