Modifiable psychosocial factors linked to depression among US cancer survivors
Loneliness, functional limitations and lack of social support were independently associated with depression in a large U.S.-based study of cancer survivors by Philip Baiden from The University of Texas Arlington, U.S., and colleagues, published Oct. 21, 2026, in the PLOS One.
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