Adult survivors of<unk>  have some physical, psychological, and social difficulties. Premature heart disease is a major long-term complication in adult survivors of<unk> . Adult survivors are eight times more likely to die of heart disease than other people, and more than half of children treated for cancer develop some type of cardiac abnormality, although this may be asymptomatic or too mild to qualify for a clinical diagnosis of heart disease.<unk>  survivors are also at risk of developing adverse effects on the kidneys and the liver. The risk of liver late adverse effects in<unk>  survivors is increased in those who have had radiotherapy to the liver and in people with factors such as higher body mass index and chronic viral hepatitis. Certain treatments and liver surgery may also increase the risk of adverse liver effects in<unk>  survivors.
Childhood cancer
Childhood leukemia
Trauma in children
Childhood acquired brain injury
Undernutrition in children
Pediatric stroke
Learning problems in childhood cancer
Pediatric end-stage liver disease