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Importance: Advances in childhood and adolescent cancer treatment have been associated with increased rates of cure during the past 3 decades; however, improvement in adult life expectancy for these individuals has not yet been reported. Objectives: To project long-term survival and assess whether life expectancy will improve among adult survivors of childhood cancer who were treated in more recent decades.
The overall health-related quality of life of young adult survivors of childhood cancer resembled that of middle-aged adults, according to a brief communication report published in Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
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