Researchers in Colorado reviewed data on melanoma in pediatric patients 10 to 19 years, finding sex-specific differences in anatomic site and incidence of the disease.
A retrospective study using a cohort of the ALiCCS Study sought to determine hospitalization risks among survivors of leukemia during childhood 20 years after diagnosis.
An international “environmental scan” sought to determine the number of physical activity programs tailored to improve overall health and quality of life for children with cancer.
A data analysis revealed a genetic predictor of relapse for pediatric patients with ALL.
A review of studies on clinician education in palliative care identified themes for core palliative care competencies for pediatric oncologists.
Researchers accessed the SEER database and evaluated the population-based cancer survival data of 31,866 pediatric patients between the ages of 0 and 19.
A new analysis of FAB/LMB 96 looked into factors associated with shortened OS among children and adolescents with B-NHL.
A survey of oncology providers demonstrated a mix of opinions as to whether immunosuppressed children with cancer should attend school.
Children who were hospitalized with pneumonia may be at higher risk of certain cancer types.
Research pinpointed clinical factors, such as headache, that may be associated with pediatric brain neoplasms.
