The Company now expects to open 37 stores during 2012.By appointment only.TUESDAY, June 4 (HealthDay News) Cancer survivors and their partners have an increased longterm risk of anxiety but not depression, researchers have found.For the new study, investigators analyzed data from 27 publications that reported on a total of 43 comparison studies and found that levels of depression were similar among adults without cancer and adult cancer survivors two or more years after diagnosis, 10.2 percent and 11.6 percent, respectively.However, cancer survivors were 27 percent more likely to report anxiety two or more years after their diagnosis and 50 percent more likely to experience anxiety 10 or more years after diagnosis, the findings indicated.The researchers also found that cancer survivors' partners were even more likely than survivors to experience anxiety over the long term (40 percent versus 28 percent).In previous blogs for the Birmingham Post I have been critical of the way that curr