Which statement is true concerning the prognosis of childhood cancers?

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Which statement is true concerning the prognosis of childhood cancers?

Which statement is true concerning the prognosis of childhood cancers?

▸ Nearly 85% of childhood cancers are cured.

▸ Survival rates for children of all ages have remained static.

▸ Combination chemotherapy and multimodal treatments have not been effective in children with cancer.

▸ Young children are not as likely to develop the long-term sequelae of cancer therapy as adults.

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Pathophysiology: The Biologic Basis of Disease in Adults and Children

Edition: 8^th

Authors: McCance, Huether

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