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People who survived cancer as children may be out of the woods but not without a few scratches. Flickr/David Bunting

High rate of health problems in adults treated for childhood cancers

Emily Lindsay Brown, The Conversation and Jo Adetunji, The Conversation

Children who survive cancer treatment are much more likely to suffer health problems when they are adults, according to a new study. Researchers who looked at more than 1,700 survivors of childhood cancer…
The Hadron Collider was built to find the Higgs Boson but it might also help us discover better ways to treat cancer. PA/CERN

Cutting‑edge particle physics could bring cancer therapy home

Bleddyn Jones, University of Oxford

The recent case of Neon Roberts and the legal dispute over his treatment for a brain tumour threw the spotlight on the potential risks of using radiotherapy to treat complex cancers in children. Radiotherapy…

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