Making Nutrition Support Usable During Childhood Cancer Care

A small pilot found caregivers valued individualized coaching, while scheduling and lengthy assessments created burdens for participating families.

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What makes nutrition support usable for caregivers feeding a child during cancer treatment?

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A Remote Pilot Tests Culinary Workshops and Coaching for Cancer Caregivers

Drexel University and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia tested culinary workshops and coaching for caregivers feeding children during cancer treatment.

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Are live-in and home-care workers gaining or losing basic minimum-wage and labor protections as courts and federal agencies move in opposite directions?3 signals →As adults care for children and older parents at once, what support lets them protect their health and paid work?2 signals →Are states expanding or contracting home- and community-based care access as federal Medicaid pressure mounts?8 signals →When enforcement finds chronic understaffing in nursing homes, does it change day-to-day care before families must rely on a facility?2 signals →