Adult survivors of childhood cancer who report more consistent physical activity have fewer neurocognitive problems and considerable improvements in these concerns many years after treatment.
Daily living skills are our behaviors to succeed in independent everyday life. These skills are necessary to make healthy choices and meet our basic needs.
At any age, children need to have a bedtime routine, and a supportive environment for sleep. It helps children learn, concentrate, and manage their behavior
This resource provides information about sleep and staying healthy as a family.
Good nutrition and regular exercise offer many benefits to childhood cancer survivors. The effects will differ for each survivor, as many factors can influence a
Sleep problems may persist at home due to disruptions in your child’s schedule and routines. Pain, worries, and other thoughts that make relaxing hard can
A healthy lifestyle is essential for childhood cancer survivors. Learn how to incorporate healthier habits in daily living, such as nutritious eating, physical activity, and
