Background: Psychological distress following a cancer diagnosis potentially increases the
risk of intentional, nonfatal self-injury. The purpose of this work is to evaluate and compare …

Importance Psychological distress is a key component of patient-centered cancer care.
While a greater risk of suicide among patients with cancer has been reported, more frequent …

Importance Nonfatal self-injury (NFSI) is a patient-centered manifestation of severe distress
occurring in 3 out of 1000 patients after cancer diagnosis. How to identify patients at risk for …

Background Self‐injury, a manifestation of severe psychological distress, is increased in
cancer‐bereaved youths. Little is known about the potential influence on the risk for self …

Importance Previous studies have suggested that patients with cancer may be at an
increased risk of death from unintentional injury, but to our knowledge, no large studies have …

Objective There have been very few population‐based prospective studies that have
investigated the risks of deaths by suicide and other externally caused injuries (ECIs) among …

Cancer is a life-altering event causing considerable psychological distress. However,
information on the total burden of psychiatric disorders across all common adult cancers and …

Importance A diagnosis of cancer carries a substantial risk of psychological distress. There
has not yet been a national population-based study in England of the risk of suicide after …

Background As advances in cancer screening and treatment increase the number of long-
term cancer survivors, it is important to understand the long-term psychological sequelae of …

The risk of suicide in cancer patients has been reported as elevated in several countries.
These patients are exposed to many medicines that may confuse or provide a means for …