… of the cohort to include patients diagnosed between 1987 and 1999, the CCSS will
remain a primary resource for assessment of late mortality of survivors of childhood cancers. …

… to late mortality in 5-year survivors of childhood cancer, significant excesses in mortality risk
… with treatment-related complications exist up to 25 years after the initial cancer diagnosis. …

… Specific causes of health-related (non-recurrence, non-external) late mortality and risk …
common childhood cancers, we evaluated specific health-related causes of late mortality and …

… The contribution of curative relapse therapy to excess late mortality cannot be determined
from registry reports of childhood cancer survivors, which do not include information on …

… These long-term survivors are at risk for life-threatening late effects of their childhood cancer
… -specific mortality but also to investigate factors predictive of increased risk for late mortality. …

… Canadian childhood cancer survivors from the CCSS because we suspected that late mortality
… in the risks for late mortality among 5-year childhood cancer survivors in the CCSS and …

… late mortality among survivors of cancer diagnosed during adolescence and early young
adulthood within the Childhood Cancer … cancers and compared with non-cancer populations. …

… We evaluated late mortality among 34,033 patients in the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study
… 50% in all-cause late mortality among survivors of childhood cancer (from 10.7% at 15 years …

… from childhood cancer and declining mortality rates [6,7]. Overall survival of childhood cancer
… [2,11], the number of childhood cancer survivors reaching adulthood is steadily increasing. …

… on the causes of late death after particular types of childhood cancer in Britain. However,
most of the cases recorded in the National Register of Childhood Tumours include only crude …