Psychological resilience is associated with increased heterogeneity in the clinical aging phenotypes of patients with cancer.

Lisa M Morse; Sandra Weiss; Melisa L Wong; Christine S Ritchie; Thomas Hoffmann; Steven M Paul; Bruce Cooper; Sei Lee; Amy Byers; Dionéia Araldi; Laura Dunn; Michelle Melisko; Marilyn J Hammer; Yvette P Conely; Margaret Wallhagen; Jon Levine; Christine Miaskowski

doi:10.1016/j.jgo.2026.104658

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Psychological resilience is associated with increased heterogeneity in the clinical aging phenotypes of patients with cancer.

Lisa M Morse, Sandra Weiss, Melisa L Wong, Christine S Ritchie, Thomas Hoffmann, Steven M Paul, Bruce Cooper, Sei Lee, Amy Byers, Dionéia Araldi, Laura Dunn, Michelle Melisko, Marilyn J Hammer, Yvette P Conely, Margaret Wallhagen, Jon Levine, Christine Miaskowski

Journal of geriatric oncology · 2026

Psicologia clinica Psicoterapia Psicopatologia Psicologia cognitiva

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Accelerated agingChemotherapyLatent class analysisPainPsychological resilienceQuality of lifeLatent Class AnalysisPsychological Resilience

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Lisa M Morse, Sandra Weiss, Melisa L Wong, Christine S Ritchie, Thomas Hoffmann, Steven M Paul, Bruce Cooper, Sei Lee, Amy Byers, Dionéia Araldi, Laura Dunn, Michelle Melisko, Marilyn J Hammer, Yvette P Conely, Margaret Wallhagen, Jon Levine, Christine Miaskowski. (2026). Psychological resilience is associated with increased heterogeneity in the clinical aging phenotypes of patients with cancer.. Journal of geriatric oncology. DOI: 10.1016/j.jgo.2026.104658

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