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5%, comparison-parents 27.6%, SGP 25.3%). Prevalence of PTSS and PTSD (CCS-parents 4.8%, comparison-parents 6.7%, SGP 5.6%) did not significantly differ. Lower education was associated with higher intrusion, avoidance, and hyperarousal in all samples (all ≤ .003). Parents of children with a chronic illness reported higher intrusion (all ≤ .004). We found no associations with cancer-related characteristics. No increased risk for PTSS or PTSD was found among CCS-parents. Individuals with lower education and those with a chron
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