• Anxiety and depressive disorders are common in patients with cancer. • A higher prevalence seen in patients with cancer than the general population is often underrecognised. • Psychotherapy, cognitive behavioural therapy and mindfulness-based therapies are effective treatments. • Psychopharmacological treatments have been shown to be effective treatments of anxiety and depressive disorders.
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