Current evidence on the epidemiology, diagnosis, and management of mental disorders in oncology patients, with particular emphasis on the military and uniformed services context in Poland, is reviewed.
Mental disorders are among the most common and most burdensome complications in oncology. They include depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, cancer-related fatigue, cognitive deficits, and symptoms of post-traumatic stress. Their presence reduces quality of life, impairs adherence to treatment, and worsens prognos...
H. Dąbrowski, Kamil Obel, Paweł Jędrzejczyk et al.· Lekarz wojskowy· 0 citations
Background/Objectives: A cancer diagnosis and its subsequent treatment constitute one of the most psychologically demanding experiences a patient can face, and decades of psycho-oncology research have documented an elevated burden of depression, anxiety, and related conditions in this population. Reported prevalence fi...
R. Łuczyk, D. Weber, Marta Łuczyk et al.· Journal of Clinical Medicine· 0 citations
Problem. To date, there is no consensus among researchers and clinicians regarding the pathogenetic mechanisms of cognitive impairments in depression. Despite its significant impact on patients' quality of life and ability to achieve premorbid levels of functioning, the correction of cognitive deficits is rarely consid...
Екатерина Николаевна Дмитриева, Maria M. Koryakina, Evgeny D. Blagoveshchensky· Vestnik of Saint Petersburg...· 0 citations
Inflammatory dermatoses are chronic conditions that may affect patients beyond their physical manifestations, with potential consequences for mental health and quality of life. This study aimed to analyze the relationship between psychiatric disorders and inflammatory dermatoses, emphasizing advances in diagnosis and c...
Leonardo Cortes de Aguiar Franco, Arthur Henrique Carvalho Costa, Breno Villela Mendes et al.· International Health Science...· 0 citations
