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Depression and distress are frequently studied together as psychological comorbidities in cancer patients undergoing treatments like chemotherapy and radiotherapy, as evidenced by [1], [2], and [3]. Furthermore, clinical interventions such as survivorship programs have been shown to produce measurable improvements in both depression and distress levels simultaneously, as noted in [4].
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measurementSurvivorship programs for colorectal cancer patients resulted in significant improvements in anxiety (SMD, –0.32), depression (SMD, –0.22), and distress (SMD, –0.51).