Paediatric Psycho-oncology Community of the Worldwide Society of Paediatric Oncology (SIOP PPO) shared on LinkedIn:
“Early Survivorship Issues: Past Returning to College
A brand new research from India, printed in Pediatric Blood and Most cancers, examines early survivorship outcomes amongst 596 childhood most cancers survivors-focusing on faculty reintegration, dietary standing, and revaccination.
- 96.8% of survivors rejoined school-but 8.8% subsequently dropped out, highlighting that return to high school is barely step one towards sustained academic participation.
- Dietary patterns are altering, with a shift from undernutrition towards rising chubby, emphasizing the necessity for ongoing dietary surveillance.
- Revaccination stays an necessary element of preventive survivorship care.
The findings reinforce the significance of structured, multidisciplinary early survivorship care that addresses academic engagement, diet, preventive well being, and psychosocial needs-not merely survival.
Survivorship begins when remedy ends. Supporting kids to thrive requires continued care, connection, and follow-up.”
Title: Early Survivorship Outcomes in Childhood Most cancers Survivors: College Reintegration, Dietary Standing, and Revaccination
Authors: Maya Prasad, Niranjan Hegde, Venkata Ramamohan Gollamudi, Savita Goswami, Girish Chinnaswamy
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