
Childhood cancer survivors resources and their links to long-term cognitive, motor, and brain-structure outcomes — what this research article examines and why it matters.
Key Takeaways
- Individual and contextual resources correlated with cognitive and motor performance in childhood cancer survivors
- Up to 48% of survivors show long-term cognitive impairments and up to 70% show motor impairments
- Study used baseline data from the Brainfit cohort collected in Switzerland to assess resources and brain morphometry
