The visible and invisible scars of childhood cancer: A qualitative study of body image and identity in survivorship.
British journal of health psychology · 2026
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Body ImageChildhood Cancer SurvivorsIdentity DevelopmentVisible DifferencesQualitative Health ResearchPsychosexual FunctioningHumansNeoplasmsAdaptation, PsychologicalSelf ConceptQualitative ResearchAdultChildFemaleMaleYoung AdultCancer SurvivorsSurvivorshipPsychological Growthbody imagechildhood cancer survivorsidentity developmentpsychosexual functioningqualitative health researchvisible differences
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Victoire Terlinden, María-Del-Mar Aires-González, Marco Gemignani, Francisco-Javier Cano-García. (2026). The visible and invisible scars of childhood cancer: A qualitative study of body image and identity in survivorship.. British journal of health psychology. DOI: 10.1111/bjhp.70119
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