Survivors of standard risk acute lymphoblastic leukemia do not have increased risk for overweight and obesity compared to non‐cancer peers: A report from the Children's Oncology Group
Susan Lindemulder(Oregon Health & Science University), Nina S. Kadan‐Lottick(Georgetown University), Joseph P. Neglia(University of Minnesota), Meenakshi Devidas(National Institutes of Health), Linda C. Stork(Oregon Health & Science University), Bruce Bostrom(Minnesota West Community & Technical College), Xiaomin Lu(Nantong University), Stephen P. Hunger(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
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