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The development of new knowledge, new technology, and drugs has contributed to improved treatment of children with cancer. It is now possible to speak of &dquo;cure&dquo; and survival in pediatric oncology with greater certainty than in the adult cancer population’. However, along with improved survival and quality of life come previously unrecognized complications arising from either the disease or its treatment.
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