Parents of children suffering from pediatric cancer aren't interested in reading about "worst case scenarios," and thus, steer clear of online information about the disease, according to a study to be published in the May edition of the journal Sociology of Health and Illness, UPI reports. The study was small--only 41 parents of pediatric cancer patients were interviewed--and also focused on how such caregivers use the Internet as a tool to help combat the disease. The researchers found that parents did not trust a lot of the information they obtained online. Article