Psychological distress in long‐term survivors of solid tumors diagnosed in childhood: A report from the childhood cancer survivor study

To evaluate and compare psychological distress in long‐term survivors of solid tumors diagnosed in childhood and their siblings, and to identify significant correlates of psychological distress.

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