ArticleJCO oncology practice2025
Prevalence and Associated Factors for Depression Among Patients With Sarcoma.
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Abstract
purposePrevalence and risk factors for depression among patients with sarcoma and survivors of sarcoma are not well characterized.
methodsA sarcoma survivorship cohort was constructed from patients diagnosed between April 2022 and September 2023. Depression symptoms were assessed via the eight-item Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System-57 depression scale at enrollment. Standardized
resultsAmong 612 participants, the mean
conclusionA higher prevalence of depression symptoms was notable in younger participants, marijuana users, and households with lower incomes. Regular exercise and increased emotional support were inversely associated with depression symptoms. Our study provides information for developing personalized supportive care strategies to ameliorate depression symptoms among patients with sarcoma.
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