Longitudinal evaluation shows high prevalence of household material hardship in children with advanced cancer, indicating need for interventions.
Systematic longitudinal HMH evaluation is feasible in pediatric advanced cancer. HMH remains highly prevalent over time, with approximately 40% of families reporting HMH at baseline and 12-week follow-up. Interventions to address HMH are essential to mitigate outcome disparities.
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