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Cristiane D Bergerot: How Does Cancer-related Distress Differ Between Brazil and Mexico?

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Jun 25, 2025, 23:03

Cristiane D Bergerot: How Does Cancer-related Distress Differ Between Brazil and Mexico?

Cristiane D Bergerot, Director of the Department of Psycho-Oncology at CETTRO Cancer Research Hospital, shared a post on X about her recent article published in Psycho-Oncology:

“How does cancer-related distress differ between Brazil and Mexico?

Our study in Psycho-Oncology found higher anxiety among Brazilian patients, and more depression among Mexican patients, highlighting the urgent need for culturally tailored psychosocial care.”

Cancer-related Distress

Title: Unveiling Anxiety and Depression Symptoms in Patients With Cancer: A Cross-Cultural Comparison Between Brazil and Mexico

Journal: Psycho-Oncology

Authors: Cristiane Decat Bergerot, Marcos Espinoza Bello, Joel Flores Juárez, Mónica Ramírez Orozco, Sebastian Hadaegh, Jazmín Hernández Marín, Renata Lemos Ferrari, Errol J. Philip, Oscar Galindo Vázquez

Read the full article.

Cancer-related Distress

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