Cancer and the Adolescent 2e

Tim Eden, Christie Hospital Nhs Trust, UK Ronald Barr, Children's Hospital, Department of Pediatrics, Ontario, Canada Archie Bleyer, University of Texas, UTMD Anderson Cancer Center, Texas, USA Myrna Whiteson, Chair of Teenage Cancer Trust, UK

1 A right not a privilege!. Part 1 Patterns and perspectives. 2 Patterns of incidence of cancer in teenagers and young adults: implications for aetiology. 3 Lack of participation of older adolescents and young adults with cancer in clinical trials: impact in the USA. 4 Adolescents and cancer: perspectives from France. 5 Care of teenagers with cancer: a North American perspective. Part 2 Advances. 6 Leukaemia. 7 Advances in treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. 8 Hodgkin's disease and adolescents - the lost tribe?. 9 Adolescent CNS tumours: my brain has damaged my life. 10 Ewing's sarcoma. 11 Advances in osteosarcoma. 12 Osteosarcoma and surgery. Part 3 Survivorship. 13 Subfertility in adolescents with cancer: who is at risk and what can be done?. 14 Body image. 15 The impact of cancer on adolescents and their families. 16 Resilience in survivors of teenage cancer: a life-adaptive approach. 17 Surviving with scars: the long-term psychosocial consequences of teenage cancer. Part 4 Palliation. 18 Whose dying is it anyway? Palliative care in adolescence. 19 The parent's perspective of teenage cancer. Part 5 Controversies. 20 Who should care for young people with cancer?. 21 Patterns of care for teenagers and young adults with cancer: is there a single blueprint of care?. 22 Managing professional relationships across the services. 23 The next 10 years in biomedical science and care for teenagers and young adults with cancer