ArticleHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)2025
The Impact of Employment and Economic Perception on Nutrition and Depression Among Cancer Survivors.
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backgroundCancer remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. In Puerto Rico, patients face additional burdens due to the structural inequalities affecting access to employment, nutritious food, and mental health services. This study examined the associations between employment status, perceived economic hardship, dietary behaviors, and depressive symptoms among 334 adult cancer patients in Puerto Rico.
methodsUsing a cross-sectional design, participants provided sociodemographic data, dietary patterns, and self-reports of depression.
resultsStatistical analyses revealed that full-time employment was associated with a higher consumption of low-nutritional-value foods (ρ = 0.157,
conclusionsThe findings underscore the necessity for comprehensive interventions that account for the synergistic effects of economic perception, employment, nutrition, and psychological well-being in cancer treatment in Puerto Rico.
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