What is the best way to support a pediatric oncology survivor with fears about 2nd neoplasm or relapse?

Many survivors of childhood cancer are managing ongoing post-traumatic stress, which can include the persistent concern for relapse or a second neoplasm. It is important to note that these are rational concerns - the risks of relapse or second malignancies are real and can give survivors a sense of ...

Concerns regarding recurrence of the primary malignancy or the development of a second malignant neoplasm are common among pediatric cancer survivors and may be a significant source of ongoing anxiety. It is therefore important to routinely assess for these concerns, as well as to screen for anxiety...