ea0036cme3 | CME Session | BSPED2014
Davis Nikki
As survival from childhood cancer continues to rise, attention to the quality of survivorship becomes more relevant and important. The most frequent causes of death after surviving a malignancy, are disease recurrence, development of second cancer, and then cardiovascular disease. This means that strategies aimed at assessing the risk factors and contributions to cardiovascular disease in this group, with a view to developing effective secondary prevention strategies are requi...