Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia Reduces Depression in Cancer Survivors
Anita R. Peoples(University of Utah), Joseph A. Roscoe(University of Rochester), Kathi L. Heffner(University of Rochester Medical Center), Charles Kamen(University of Rochester), Karen M. Mustian(University of Rochester Medical Center), Charles E. Heckler(University of Rochester), Sheila N. Garland(Memorial University of Newfoundland), Gary R. Morrow(University of Rochester Medical Center), Wilfred R. Pigeon(University of Rochester Medical Center), Michael L. Perlis(University of Pennsylvania), Julie Ryan Wolf(University of Toronto), Luke J. Peppone(University of Rochester Medical Center)
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