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Survivors of childhood cancer: Factors affecting access to follow-up care

from U.S. Government Accountability Office

Survivors of childhood cancer: Factors affecting access to follow-up care U.S. Government Accountability Office The five-year survival rate for childhood cancer is about 86% as of the mid-2010s. But childhood cancer survivors — those diagnosed from ages 0-19 — may face developmental problems, heart conditions or subsequent cancers requiring follow-up care throughout their lives. Such care includes medical treatments, counseling, and palliative care from primary providers and specialists. READ MORE

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