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Beyond Information Delivery: Why Survivorship Care Plans Alone May Not Reduce Cardiovascular Risk in Cancer Survivors
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Beyond Information Delivery: Why Survivorship Care Plans Alone May Not Reduce Cardiovascular Risk in Cancer Survivors

By MedXY|Feb 24, 2026

This article examines the CHIIP study, a randomized clinical trial evaluating whether survivorship care plan-based counseling improves cardiovascular risk factor control in childhood cancer survivors. Findings suggest that while documentati

Smoothing the Leap to Adult Care: EU‑CAYAS‑NET Recommendations for Transition of Childhood and Adolescent Cancer Survivors
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Smoothing the Leap to Adult Care: EU‑CAYAS‑NET Recommendations for Transition of Childhood and Adolescent Cancer Survivors

By MedXY|Oct 15, 2025

EU‑CAYAS‑NET issues 44 strong, evidence‑based recommendations to standardize and improve transitions from paediatric to adult survivorship care for those diagnosed with cancer at 0–21 years, emphasizing planned transfer, risk‑based follow‑u

Cancer Treatment and Genetic Predisposition Drive Subsequent Neoplasm Risk in Childhood Cancer Survivors
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Cancer Treatment and Genetic Predisposition Drive Subsequent Neoplasm Risk in Childhood Cancer Survivors

By MedXY|Oct 1, 2025

A comprehensive analysis reveals that radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and genetic factors substantially contribute to subsequent neoplasms in long-term childhood cancer survivors, while lifestyle factors play a minimal role.

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