https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/tdi-011536.ht
Women with breast cancer need to make difficult treatment decisions and may experience decisional distress (worry, anxiety, and thought intrusion) associated with these decisions. This study investigated ways that decisional distress was both associated with and distinct from other variables regarding decisional process and life functioning, and it investigated the validity of a decisional distress scale. A total of 263 women previously or currently diagnosed with breast cancer reported on initial treatment decisions regarding surger
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