Survivors of childhood cancers are at increased risk for worse health outcomes throughout their life, but have worse rates of healthy aging with older age at diagnosis.

Most caregivers and two-thirds of patients report experienced financial toxicity related to CAR-T therapy, but not associated with CRS or CR on day 28.

Early-onset colorectal cancer is more likely to be diagnosed in people of Black or Hispanic race/ethnicity and be at a later stage at diagnosis.

A home-based care program improved urgent visits, symptom burden, and daily function, despite not having a significant effect on hospital admissions and ED visits.

The problem-solving skills training intervention for caregivers was adapted to AYAs with cancer, resulting in reduced depression and anxiety and improved HRQOL in this young patient population.

The BMT-Care app can improve QOL, caregiving burden, and symptoms of depression and posttraumatic stress for caregivers of patients undergoing HSCT.

Nonfinite loss can be a painful experience for patients with cancer, but a variety of coping tools and perspectives can aid in posttreatment survivorship.

Adjuvant nivolumab plus chemoradiotherapy “could be proposed as a new standard treatment,” said Jean Bourhis, MD, PhD.