Prevalence and determinants of depression up to 5 years after colorectal cancer surgery: results from the ColoREctal Wellbeing (CREW) study

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RT @teachmesurgery: Results from the CREW study, highlighting depression in patients with colorectal cancer. How do we screen and identify…

Results from the CREW study, highlighting depression in patients with colorectal cancer. How do we screen and identify patients to ensure they get the support needed? https://t.co/YmAwg1ZpEc @Dukes_Club @ASiTofficial @ChaseSurgical @ColorectalDis @Co…

RT @DrPhilHyman: This is such important work. Congrats to @LynnCalman & team. Significant levels of clinical depression in those affected b…

RT @LynnCalman: Did you know that more that a fifth of people living with bowel cancer report clinically significant depression at diagnosi…

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