About this Special Issue
I-BFM regroups a growing number of national study groups from more than 34 countries worldwide, and its committees and working groups address specific aspects of research on pediatric leukemia and lymphoma. In that context, the attention to the early and late toxicity in leukemia and lymphoma patients, was one of the most relevant and active area of research. This activity resulted in many scientific publications and guidelines to take the challenge that the current paradigms in pediatric oncology are no longer to “cure at any price,” but to cure "at the lowest price,” to secure long-term complication-free survival and a holistic approach to psychological, educational, social support for children with hematological malignancies.
Prof. Andrea Biondi
2016-2022 President of the I-BFM SG
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Manuscript Deadline: 1 January 2024
Keywords: pediatric leukemia, pediatric lymphoma, toxicity, hematological malignancies, quality of life