Oppositional defiant disorder without chronic irritability-anger

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI

Long-term survivors of childhood ALL had significantly elevated rates of self-reported oppositional defiant symptoms (20.1%) and parent-reported ODD diagnosis (16.0%) compared to population norms, wit

Effect: decline; 20.1% self-reported ODD symptoms vs 10% expected; 16.0% ODD diagnosis vs 9.5% expected; CI: 95% CI 14.1-27.3% (self-report symptoms); 95% CI