Body mass index (BMI) is helpful in assessing the health of children and adolescents with cancer. However, it does not distinguish muscle...

Twelve percent of childhood cancer survivors carry germline mutations that put them or their children at increased risk of developing...

Women who had childhood cancer may have an increased risk for premature ovarian insufficiency after treatment with pelvic radiotherapy...

A recent study correlates childhood brain tumours survivors' high body fat with an increased risk of developing heart diseases and...

The rate of second malignancies in survivors of childhood cancer is declining — an improvement linked to reduced radiation treatment of...

Pregnancy may be linked to an increased risk for cardiotoxicity in patients who survived cancer in childhood, according to a research...

A recent analysis showed that although adult survivors of childhood cancer did not differ overall from their peers in terms of their...

Fewer than half of childhood cancer survivors receive recommended long-term follow-up care, according to findings of a study led by...

One of medicine’s greatest successes is the sharp rise in survival rates for children with cancer. But the flip side of that success is...

More children now survive cancer and go on to live years, or even decades, into adulthood. But this silver lining has a cloud: late...