Table 1.

Risky Health Behaviors and Medical Care Among Survivors of Childhood Cancer by Various Types of Cancer Therapy Associated With an Increased Risk of Long-Term Morbidity

Cancer Therapy	Risky Health Behaviors* (%)			Medical Care† (%)
	Current Smoker	Risky Drinking	Physically Inactive	No Medical Care	General Medical Care	General Survivor-Focused Care	Risk-Based Survivor-Focused Care
Total cohort	14.3	14.5	23.9	11.2	57.3	13.7	17.8
Chest radiation therapy
Yes	13.0	14.0	20.8	7.9	49.3	14.7	28.0
No	14.8	14.8	24.9	12.0	59.4	13.3	15.3
Anthracyclines ≥ 300 mg/m2
Yes	12.1	14.1	23.0	11.3	55.4	13.1	20.2
No	14.7	14.7	24.1	11.1	57.8	13.7	17.3
Pulmonary toxic therapy‡
Yes	11.6	12.9	25.8	8.4	51.9	15.5	24.1
No	14.7	14.9	23.6	11.5	58.0	13.4	17.0
Alkylating agent therapy
Yes	12.4	14.4	22.9	10.6	52.2	14.6	22.5
No	15.0	14.9	24.5	11.5	59.5	13.1	15.9

^*Includes only survivors 18 years or older who responded; current smoker and physically inactive sample size is 6,244 participants who responded to the 2003 Childhood Cancer Survivor Study (CCSS) survey; risky drinking sample size is 8,988 participants who responded to the baseline CCSS survey.

^†Includes survivors of any age who completed the 2003 CCSS survey; sample size is 8,522 participants.

^‡Pulmonary toxic therapies include any of the following: bleomycin, busulfan, carmustine, lomustine.