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Late effects in survivors of childhood and adolescent cancers

Nurses can support childhood cancer survivors by assessing and screening for late effects – which may occur beyond treatment – and coordinating complex care
Posted 17 April 2024 - 10:00
An adolescent is given counselling on the late effects of cancer treatment
 
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