Stories from survivors of pediatric whose personal health experiences have sculpted their future career goals

Though the utilization of a computerized adaptive mental health screening program, a high prevalence of anxiety and depression were identified in children preparing to undergo surgery.

A new initiative from the American Board of Pediatrics aims to address the gaps in mental health training for Pediatric Physicians

Newly published research aims to explore and evaluate the varied impact of pediatric cancer on the mental health of parents in low- to middle-income countries which have previously been under represented in literature.

Parents of children with cancer sought mental health care more often than parents of children without cancer.

Childhood cancer survivors know they’re the “lucky ones” but can still struggle with depression and anxiety after cancer treatment.

As many as three out of every four people with cancer experience symptoms of psychological distress or cognitive concerns. These issues can negatively affect cancer patients' overall well-being and health outcomes.