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Objective
To examine sexual minority compared to heterosexual survivors' health‐related anxiety, anxiety, and depression.
Methods
Four hundred and eighty eligible survivors participated in a telephone survey, which measured their anxiety and depression. These survivors were diagnosed with stage I, II, or III colorectal cancer an average of three years prior to the survey and were recruited from...
Background
The purpose of this study was to examine the health‐related quality of life of sexual minority survivors in comparison with heterosexual survivors.
Methods
Four hundred eighty eligible survivors participated in a telephone survey that measured survivors' outcomes, which consisted of physical and mental quality of life and self‐rated fair or poor health. These survivors were diagnosed...