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Current lifestyle of young adults treated for cancer in childhood

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Current lifestyle of young adults treated for cancer in childhood (English)

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1 May 1995

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Archives of Disease in Childhood

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Facts for teachers of children with cancer

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After ten years, what are the handicaps and life styles of children treated for cancer? An examination of the present status of 124 such survivors

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Long-term quality of life and psychosocial coping after treatment of solid tumours in childhood. A population-based study of 94 patients 11-28 years after their diagnosis

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Psychosocial status of young adult survivors of childhood cancer: a survey

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