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We sat down with 12 SCCSS participants to discuss the contents of our questionnaire to gain a better understanding ofโฆ
What does Childhood Cancer do to the Teeth?
This study aimed to find out how common dental problems are among children and teenagers who survived cancer and whetherโฆ
Colorectal Cancer Among Childhood Cancer Survivors – A PanCareSurFup Study
The international PanCareSurFup study aimed to examine whether people who had cancer during childhood are at increased risk of developingโฆ
Increased breast cancer risk after chemotherapy: Findings from an international study
This international study investigated whether women who were treated with certain chemotherapies in childhood have a higher risk of developingโฆ
Our explanatory videos are now also available in French and English!
Following the German version, the French and English versions of our explanatory videos are now also online. The short clipsโฆ
Newsletter: Highlights from the SCCSS 2024
New newsletter from the Childhood Cancer Research Group! We are excited to give you fascinating insights into our research! Inโฆ
Bone and Joint Problems of Childhood Cancer Patients
After childhood cancer, late effects such as problems with bones, joints, and muscles can occur and make everyday life moreโฆ
A Look at Health Problems after Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis during Childhood
This study investigated the health problems experienced by people who had Langerhans cell histiocytosis (LCH) in childhood. The health issuesโฆ
Why we Keep an Eye on Oral Cancer in Childhood Cancer Survivors
Although childhood cancer treatments primarily target cancer cells, they can also damage healthy cells. Because of this, and sometimes alsoโฆ