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Loneliness in patients with cancer: Associations with perceived social support, functional Independence, and psychological distress in a cross-sectional study
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• Loneliness was more related to psychosocial and functional factors. • Social support and functional independence were the strongest correlates. • Depressive symptoms, but not anxiety, were independently linked to loneliness. • Findings support loneliness assessment in comprehensive cancer care.
Keywords:
cancer
Loneliness
Social support
Functional status
Psychological distress
Cross-sectional study
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