State of the Science: Healthy Weight Maintenance During Pediatric, Adolescent, and Young Adult Cancer Treatment

项目摘要：COG 2017：科学现状：儿科期间健康的体重维持 和青少年癌症治疗 国家癌症研究所儿童肿瘤学小组(COG)内的营养委员会支持 临床试验小组，负责推动儿科肿瘤学中的营养科学 目标是进一步改善临床结果，减少营养相关毒性，改善患者状况 报告结果。营养状况已成为儿童和成人癌症预后不良的指标 对儿童的营养需求和研究差距的关注很少， 青少年和患有癌症的年轻人。大多数被诊断患有癌症的儿童都活了下来 关于疾病，显然需要在这个研究不足的领域进行更多的研究。我们提议举行一次 科学现状会议：儿童和青少年癌症期间的健康体重维持 2017年9月11日，佐治亚州亚特兰大，接受治疗。会议将在紧接会议之前举行。 一年一度的COG会议为营养和营养之间的多学科互动提供了一个独特的机会 调查人员、肿瘤学家和干细胞移植医生、专职卫生专业人员和翻译 癌症、营养及相关科学领域的科学家。这次会议是由 经北京奥组委营养委员会批准，并经组委会领导批准。2017年的科学 组委会已组建了一支才华横溢的教员小组，为其规划和知名专家提供服务 已同意担任特邀演讲人。全体会议和议题都经过了精心挑选， 被确定为在考虑设计和实施 儿童肿瘤学的营养临床试验。这次会议的目的是了解营养知识 了解儿童人群的状况，了解与营养相关的机制和生物标记物 了解这些因素在服务不足/少数群体和青年人口中的应用情况， 并培养下一代营养科学家。在我们的会议结束时，我们将就 COG内营养科学和儿科肿瘤学领域方案制定的原则。我们 计划通过一系列出版的手稿来传播从这次会议中学到的信息 在儿科肿瘤学或营养相关期刊上总结会议记录。

PROJECT SUMMARY: COG 2017: State of the Science: Healthy Weight Maintenance during Pediatric and Adolescent Cancer Treatment The Nutrition Committee within Children's Oncology Group (COG), a National Cancer Institute supported clinical trials group, has the scientific charge of advancing nutritional science within pediatric oncology with the objective of further improving clinical outcomes, reducing nutritional-related toxicities, and improving patient reported outcomes. Nutritional status has emerged as a poor prognostic indicator in pediatric and adult cancer populations, yet little attention is directed towards the nutritional needs and research gaps among children, adolescents, and young adults with cancer. With the majority of children diagnosed with cancer surviving their disease, it is evident that more research is needed in this understudied area. We are proposing to hold a conference on the State of the Science: Healthy Weight Maintenance during Pediatric and Adolescent Cancer Treatment on September 11, 2017 in Atlanta, Georgia. The meeting will be held immediately prior to the annual COG meeting providing a unique opportunity for multidisciplinary interaction between nutritional investigators, oncologists and stem cell transplant physicians, allied health professionals and translational scientists in the area of cancer, nutrition, and related scientific fields. This conference was developed by the Nutrition Committee of COG and has obtained approval from the leadership of COG. The 2017 Scientific Organizing Committee has assembled a talented faculty panel to serve in its planning and established experts have agreed to serve as invited speakers. The plenary sessions and topics have been carefully selected and are identified as areas that are fundamental to understanding when considering the design and conduct of a nutritional clinical trial in pediatric oncology. The objectives of this meeting are to learn about nutritional conditions in the pediatric population, understand mechanisms and biomarkers associated with nutritional conditions, understand the application of these factors in underserved/minority and young adult populations, and cultivate the next generation of nutritional scientists. At the conclusion of our meeting, we will agree on the principles for protocol development in the area of nutritional science and pediatric oncology within COG. We plan to disseminate the information learned from this meeting with a series of published manuscripts summarizing the conference proceedings in a pediatric oncology or nutrition-related journal.