Exploratory study of impact of cancer‐related posttraumatic stress symptoms on diabetes self‐management among cancer survivors

Posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) can be triggered by a diagnosis of a potentially life‐threatening illness such as cancer. Little is known about the impact of cancer‐related PTSS symptoms on self‐management behaviors for comorbid chronic medical conditions such as diabetes mellitus (DM).

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