Self-Reported Distress: Adult Acute Leukemia Survivors During and After Induction Therapy.

Background: Data suggest that acute leukemia survivors experience moderate to severe distress that does not significantly decline from diagnosis through survivorship.
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Objectives: The purpose of this study is to assess acute leukemia survivors' level and source of self-reported distress from active cancer treatment through six months post-treatment.

Women with breast cancer: self-reported distress in early survivorship.

Purpose/objectives: To identify and compare levels of distress and sources of problems among patients with breast cancer in early survivorship.

Design: Descriptive, cross-sectional.

Setting: A National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center.