A new study shows that children of childhood cancer survivors who were treated with radiation or chemicals do not have a significantly higher risk of birth defects. (Click here for full release)
Childhood Cancer Treatment and the Reproductive System
Lynn Clark (left) and Georgine Kamuela
A new study shows that children of childhood cancer survivors who were treated with radiation or chemicals do not have a significantly higher risk of birth defects. (Click here for full release)
Childhood Cancer Treatment and the Reproductive System
Cynthia Marshall
A new study shows that children of childhood cancer survivors who were treated with radiation or chemicals do not have a significantly higher risk of birth defects. (Click here for full release)
Childhood Cancer Treatment and the Reproductive System
Tiffany Foster Cullison
A new study shows that children of childhood cancer survivors who were treated with radiation or chemicals do not have a significantly higher risk of birth defects. (Click here for full release)
Childhood Cancer Treatment and the Reproductive System
A new study shows that the children of men and women who were treated for cancer are at no greater risk for birth defects.
A new study shows that children of childhood cancer survivors who were treated with radiation or chemicals do not have a significantly higher risk of birth defects. (Click here for full release)
Childhood Cancer Treatment and the Reproductive System
Catina Jones and her son, Jaylon Anderson
A new study shows that children of childhood cancer survivors who were treated with radiation or chemicals do not have a significantly higher risk of birth defects. (Click here for full release)
Childhood Cancer Treatment and the Reproductive System
Marsha Hedgeman (right), and her sister, Brenda.
A new study shows that children of childhood cancer survivors who were treated with radiation or chemicals do not have a significantly higher risk of birth defects. (Click here for full release)
Childhood Cancer Treatment and the Reproductive System
Eric Hughes
A new study shows that children of childhood cancer survivors who were treated with radiation or chemicals do not have a significantly higher risk of birth defects. (Click here for full release)
Childhood Cancer Treatment and the Reproductive System
Dr. Kenneth A. Ginsburg
A new study shows that children of childhood cancer survivors who were treated with radiation or chemicals do not have a significantly higher risk of birth defects. (Click here for full release)
Childhood Cancer Treatment and the Reproductive System
Tamara Stratford
A new study shows that children of childhood cancer survivors who were treated with radiation or chemicals do not have a significantly higher risk of birth defects. (cancer, survivors, chemotherapy)
Childhood Cancer Treatment and the Reproductive System
Valerie Thomas