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Childhood chemotherapy may increase future disease risk

A new study has found that chemotherapy in childhood can leave lasting genetic scars on the healthy tissues of kids treated for cancer with certain platinum-based chemo drugs. These genetic changes effectively “age” the affected organs by the equivalent of many years, making new diseases, and especially new cancers, that much more likely. The findings - which have been
A new study has found that chemotherapy in childhood can leave lasting genetic scars on the healthy tissues of kids treated for cancer with certain platinum-based chemo drugs. These genetic changes effectively “age” the affected organs by the equival... [5800 chars]
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