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A novel smartphone app that combines problem-solving and behavioral activation appears to offer a way of helping breast cancer survivors reduce their fear of cancer recurrence.

Dana farber cancer instituteUnited statesTatsuo akechiErical mayerScientific researchDivision of palliative careDepartment of psychiatryNational cancer center researchJapanese ministry of educationNagoya city university hospitalJapan agency for medical researchDevelopment fundCognitive behavioral medicinePalliative careJpnj clin oncolConcerns about recurrence scale