ICPS
2021 APS Virtual Convention · 2021
Higher Levels of Perceived Discrimination Leads to Worse Quality of Life Among Cancer Survivors: A Cancer Cohort Study
- Trevin Glasgow
Virginia Commonwealth University - Carrie Miller
Virginia Commonwealth University - Jeremy Barsell
Virginia Commonwealth University - Bonny Morris
Virginia Commonwealth University - Bernard Fuemmeler
Virginia Commonwealth University
Abstract
Although cancer survivors today are able to live longer lives, their quality of life (QOL) is adversely affected by many factors. There is evidence that cancer survivors experience discrimination after their diagnosis. We found among a sample of cancer survivors that perceived discrimination was negatively associated with QOL indicators.
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