Are the psychological needs of adolescent survivors of pediatric cancer adequately identified and treated?
Many adolescent survivors of cancer experience psychological difficulties that are not adequately managed by current services, underscoring the need for long-term surveillance. In addition to prescribing regular psychological evaluations, clinicians should closely monitor whether current support services appropriately meet survivors' needs, particularly for lower-income survivors and those treated with cranial radiation therapy.
The shelf life of mince from trimmings is directly influenced by the trimmings storage conditions, and longer-term vacuum storage of trimmings produced improvements in mince quality.