Ubbink, M.C.

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The studies reported in this thesis show that childhood cancer survivors are at increased risk to develop several long-term adverse effects of treatment. As a consequence they already have a high burden of disease at relative young adult ages. Life-long regular follow-up is necessary to take appropriate care of childhood cancer survivors. More research is necessary to develop evidence-based guidelines for follow-up of the population of childhood cancer survivors and to develop treatment recommendations for future children diagnosed with cancer

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Long-term excess mortality and morbidity following treatment of childhood cancer

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Long-term excess mortality and morbidity following treatment of childhood cancer

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International Migration, Integration and Social Cohesion online publications