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Pediatric Oncology: Gender Differences Reported on Measures of Parental Distress

ers and fathers whose children had been diagnosed within the previous two months reported higher levels of depression, anxiety, and global stress than those in the other groups. Both groups of mothers and fathers whose children had completed treatment reported greater marital dissatisfaction than parents whose children were in the other treatment groups. Conclusions. This finding indicates the need for