Investigating mutational consequences aids in preventing subsequent neoplasms in childhood cancer survivors.
Brady and colleagues investigated the mutational consequences of cancer treatment on the genomes of 160 childhood cancer survivors who developed a subsequent neoplasm (SN). Their research aids in directing the next steps toward the prevention of SNs. See related article by Brady et al., p. 1590.
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