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Ingrid Tonning Olsson PhD Nicole M. Alberts PhD Chenghong Li PhD Matthew J. Ehrhardt MD Daniel A. Mulrooney MD Wei Liu PhD Alberto S. Pappo MD Michael W. Bishop MD Doralina L. Anghelescu MD Deokumar Srivastava PhD Leslie L. Robison PhD Melissa M. Hudson MD Kirsten K. Ness PT PhD Kevin R. Krull PhD Tara M. Brinkman PhD 《Cancer》2021,127(10):1679-1689
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Hannah E. Williams MPH Carrie R. Howell PhD Wassim Chemaitilly MD Carmen L. Wilson PhD Seth E. Karol MD Vikki G. Nolan DSc Matthew P. Smeltzer PhD Daniel M. Green MD Matthew J. Ehrhardt MD Daniel A. Mulrooney MD Ching-Hon Pui MD Melissa M. Hudson MD Leslie L. Robison PhD Kirsten K. Ness PhD 《Cancer》2020,126(4):870-878
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Ingrid Tonning Olsson PhD Tara M. Brinkman PhD Mingjuan Wang PhD Matthew J. Ehrhardt PhD Pia Banerjee PhD Daniel A. Mulrooney PhD I-Chan Huang PhD Kirsten K. Ness PhD Michael W. Bishop PhD Deokumar Srivastava PhD Leslie L. Robison PhD Melissa M. Hudson PhD Kevin R. Krull PhD 《Cancer》2020,126(7):1576-1584
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Lifestyle and metabolic syndrome in adult survivors of childhood cancer: A report from the St. Jude Lifetime Cohort Study 下载免费PDF全文
Webb A. Smith MS Chenghong Li MS Kerri A. Nottage MD Daniel A. Mulrooney MD Gregory T. Armstrong MD Jennifer Q. Lanctot PhD Wassim Chemaitilly MD Joseph H. Laver MD Deo Kumar Srivastava PhD Leslie L. Robison PhD Melissa M. Hudson MD Kirsten K. Ness PhD 《Cancer》2014,120(17):2742-2750
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Genetic and clinical factors associated with obesity among adult survivors of childhood cancer: A report from the St. Jude Lifetime Cohort 下载免费PDF全文
Carmen L. Wilson PhD Wei Liu PhD Jun J. Yang PhD Guolian Kang PhD Rohit P. Ojha DrPH Geoffrey A. Neale PhD Deo Kumar Srivastava PhD James G. Gurney PhD Melissa M. Hudson MD Leslie L. Robison PhD Kirsten K. Ness PT PhD 《Cancer》2015,121(13):2262-2270
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Validity of anthropometric measurements for characterizing obesity among adult survivors of childhood cancer: A report from the St. Jude Lifetime Cohort Study 下载免费PDF全文
Robyn E. Karlage MS Carmen L. Wilson PhD Nan Zhang MS Sue Kaste DO Daniel M. Green MD Gregory T. Armstrong MD Leslie L. Robison PhD Wassim Chemaitilly MD Deo Kumar Srivastava PhD Melissa M. Hudson MD Kirsten K. Ness PT PhD 《Cancer》2015,121(12):2036-2043
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John L. Jefferies MD MPH Wojciech M. Mazur MD Carrie R. Howell PhD Juan C. Plana MD Kirsten K. Ness PhD Zhenghong Li MS Vijaya M. Joshi MD Daniel M. Green MD Daniel A. Mulrooney MD Jeffrey A. Towbin MD Hugo R. Martinez MD Jason F. Goldberg MD MS Rebecca M. Howell PhD Deo Kumar Srivastava PhD Leslie L. Robison PhD Melissa M. Hudson MD Gregory T. Armstrong MD MSCE 《Cancer》2021,127(24):4646-4655
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Cognitive function and social attainment in adult survivors of retinoblastoma: A report from the St. Jude Lifetime Cohort Study 下载免费PDF全文
Tara M. Brinkman PhD Thomas E. Merchant DO PhD Zhenghong Li MS Rachel Brennan MD Matthew Wilson MD Mary Ellen Hoehn MD Ibrahim Qaddoumi MD Sean Phipps PhD Deokumar Srivastava PhD Leslie L. Robison PhD Melissa M. Hudson MD Kevin R. Krull PhD 《Cancer》2015,121(1):123-131
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Stephanie B. Dixon MD MPH Carrie R. Howell PhD Lu Lu MS Juan C. Plana MD Vijaya M. Joshi MD Russell V. Luepker MD MS Jean B. Durand MD Bonnie Ky MD MSCE Daniel J. Lenihan MD John L. Jefferies MD MPH Daniel M. Green MD Matthew J. Ehrhardt MD MS Daniel A. Mulrooney MD MS Timothy E. Folse MD Robyn E. Partin MS Aimee K. Santucci PhD Rebecca M. Howell PhD Deo Kumar Srivastava PhD Melissa M. Hudson MD Leslie L. Robison PhD Kirsten K. Ness PhD Gregory T. Armstrong MD MSCE 《Cancer》2021,127(3):458-466
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Melissa A. Richard PhD MS Austin L. Brown PhD MPH John W. Belmont MD PhD Michael E. Scheurer PhD MPH Vidal M. Arroyo BS Kayla L. Foster MD Kathleen D. Kern MD Melissa M. Hudson MD Wendy M. Leisenring ScD M. Fatih Okcu MD MPH Yadav Sapkota PhD Yutaka Yasui PhD Lindsay M. Morton PhD Stephen J. Chanock MD Leslie L. Robison PhD MPH Gregory T. Armstrong MD MSCE Smita Bhatia MD MPH Kevin C. Oeffinger MD Philip J. Lupo PhD MPH Kala Y. Kamdar MD MS 《Cancer》2021,127(2):310-318
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《Cancer》2009,115(9):1984-1994
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Prof Daniel M Green Wei Liu William H Kutteh Raymond W Ke Kyla C Shelton Prof Charles A Sklar Wassim Chemaitilly Prof Ching-Hon Pui James L Klosky Prof Sheri L Spunt Monika L Metzger Prof DeoKumar Srivastava Kirsten K Ness Prof Leslie L Robison Prof Melissa M Hudson 《The lancet oncology》2014,15(11):1215-1223
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Infections among long‐term survivors of childhood and adolescent cancer: A report from the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study 下载免费PDF全文
Joanna L. Perkins MD MS Yan Chen MMath Anne Harris MPH Lisa Diller MD Marilyn Stovall MPH PhD Gregory T. Armstrong MD MSCE Yutaka Yasui PhD Leslie L. Robison PhD Charles A. Sklar MD 《Cancer》2014,120(16):2514-2521
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Rachel Tillery Webster PhD Rikeenkumar Dhaduk MPH Mallorie L. Gordon PhD Robyn E. Partin MS Alicia S. Kunin-Batson PhD Tara M. Brinkman PhD Victoria W. Willard PhD Jennifer M. Allen PhD Nicole M. Alberts PhD Jennifer Q. Lanctot PhD Matthew J. Ehrhardt MD Zhenghong Li MS Melissa M. Hudson MD Leslie L. Robison PhD Kirsten K. Ness PT PhD 《Cancer》2023,129(13):2075-2083
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Frobisher C Lancashire ER Winter DL Jenkinson HC Hawkins MM;British Childhood Cancer Survivor Study 《International journal of cancer. Journal international du cancer》2007,121(4):846-855
The objectives of this study were to assess the number of adult survivors of childhood cancer who ever married and the factors influencing marriage, compare observed marriages to those expected from the general population, and assess age at marriage and influencing factors. The data is based on the British Childhood Cancer Survivor Study (BCCSS), which is a population-based cohort of 18,119 individuals who were diagnosed with childhood cancer between 1940 and 91 and survived at least 5 years. Fourteen thousand five hundred thirty-nine were alive, aged at least 16 years and eligible to receive a postal questionnaire, which ascertained marriage status. Thirty-four percent of 9,954 survivors had married. Survivors with the following characteristics: males, CNS neoplasm, received radiotherapy, diagnosed with mental retardation, registered blind, low social functioning score (calculated from SF-36 health status measure), and achieved the highest level of educational attainment, were less likely to have married than the complementary survivor groups. The deficits in the proportion ever married compared to the general population were mostly between 9 and 18% among males and 7-10% among females. The largest ever married deficits were among male CNS neoplasm survivors aged 30 years or over (29-38%). Age at first marriage among survivors was related to: sex, childhood cancer type, age at diagnosis, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, mental retardation, and level of educational attainment. Regular follow-up for these survivors should address not just physical late-effects of the childhood cancer and treatment, but also psychosocial needs throughout the lifespan of the survivors to help them achieve life events as they occur in the general population. 相似文献