“…The CCSS has proven to be a valuable research resource for investigations of adult survivors of childhood and adolescent cancers. In addition to the selected results presented in this article, the CCSS has addressed the following topics (Table 2), thyroid abnormalities after Hodgkin disease, 16 impact of growth hormone therapy, 17 marriage, 18 psychological outcomes, 19 pulmonary complications, 20 pregnancy outcomes in males, 21 endocrine and cardiac outcomes in brain tumor survivors, 22 effectiveness of tobacco cessation strategies, 23 psychological outcomes among bone tumor survivors, 24 healthcare utilization, 25 final height and weight among brain tumor survivors, 26 neurologic and neurosensory outcomes, 27 cancer screening practices, 28 and health status. 29 Additional analyses completed (manuscripts under review) or nearing completion include family history of cancer, secondary brain tumors, employment, function and quality of life among bone tumor survivors, dental care, psychological status of CNS survivors, secondary breast cancer, genetic susceptibility for second cancers, and leptin-receptor polymorphisms in ALL survivors.…”