Vigorous Exercise Improved Life Expectancy for Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancers
Researchers report on a retrospective cohort analysis that evaluated the long-term effects of vigorous exercise for survivors of childhood cancer.
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Peripheral Neuropathy Frequent for Childhood Cancer Survivors
Long-term neurotoxicity was more frequently seen with cisplatin than with vinca alkaloids, data indicates.
Oncology Clinicians Disagree on School Attendance for Children With Cancer
A survey of oncology providers demonstrated a mix of opinions as to whether immunosuppressed children with cancer should attend school.
FDA Approves Gemtuzumab Ozogamicin for CD-33 Positive Acute Myeloid Leukemia
Gemtuzumab ozogamicin (Mylotarg) was granted US FDA approval for the treatment of relapsed or refractory CD-33 positive AML in patients ages 2 years and older and newly diagnosed CD-33 positive AML in adult patients.
CVD Risk Factors Identified in Long-Term Survivors of Pediatric Cancer
Study implicates higher doses of cardiac radiotherapy and exposure to high-dose anthracyclines.
Survivors of Pediatric Cancers Suffering Less From Chronic Diseases
A decline in the incidence of serious chronic diseases in survivors of childhood cancer may be linked to changes in treatment protocols.
Whole Genome Sequencing Reveals that 12% of Childhood Cancer Survivors Have Mutations in Genes that Increase Cancer Risk
Whole genome sequencing of more than 3000 survivors of childhood cancers demonstrates the value of genetic testing for potential second cancers in this population.
Arm Measurements a Better Assessment of Nutritional Status in Childhood Cancer Survivors
Arm anthropometry is a better tool for assessing nutritional status of survivors of childhood cancer.
Mortality Rates Highest Among Youngest Oncology Patients, Particularly Minorities
Cancer deaths within 1 month of diagnosis occur most often in patients younger than 1 years, especially among Blacks and Hispanics.
Improved Survival, Fewer Second Cancers With Less Radiation Therapy for Childhood Cancers
A significant reduction in use of radiation therapy to treat childhood cancers improved survival, reduced second cancers in survivors.
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