… To evaluate time trends, we estimated 5-year observed survival in 2004–14, during three
time periods: patients in follow-up in 2004–06, 2007–09, and 2010–14, based on cases …

… childhood cancer mortality trends across Europe. Our results indicate that childhood cancer
mortality is decreasing throughout Europe, … to ensure that all European children have equal …

… of the developments and improvements in childhood cancer … of childhood cancer survivors
have been established in Europe … largest and most comprehensive studies to date on somatic …

… study was a) to analyse long-term childhood cancer incidence and survival trends in Estonia
by sex, age and site group… been included in major childhood cancer studies in Europe [2, 11]…

… estimates by stage for each tumour type between large geographical regions with similar
groupings to previous EUROCARE studies is in progress. Validation is being conducted by the …

… trends and persistent disparities in childhood cancer survival. … behaviour, since EUROCARE
included solely malignant … to the European survival estimates of the EUROCARE-6 study. To …

… We used the EUROCARE-6 adult database which includes data from 108 population-based …
Survival time trends We analysed survival trends from 2004 to 2014 using the period …

… Childhood Cancer Information System and the EUROCARE … group European countries
according to the geographical regions used in EUROCARE 5, to achieve the necessary groups’ …

… Our study aimed to evaluate trends in childhood cancer … survival of childhood cancer
patients were shown by the international comparative study EUROCARE-4 (EUROpean CAncer …

Background Survivors of childhood cancer are at risk of subsequent primary neoplasms (SPNs),
but the risk of developing specific digestive SPNs beyond age 40 years remains …