Rehabilitation for Children With Cancer: Global Opportunities and Need for Systems-Aligned Interventions.

A study published in Pediatric Blood & Cancer highlights the critical need for rehabilitation services—including physical therapy—for children undergoing cancer treatment worldwide. The authors identify significant global disparities in access to rehabilitation and call for interventions that align with existing healthcare infrastructure to be effective across diverse settings. The paper frames rehabilitation as an essential component of pediatric oncology care rather than an ancillary service.

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