Second Malignant Neoplasm
Resources:
HCP:
National Cancer Institute: Second Malignant Neoplasms
Medical radiation exposure at the National Cancer Institute
Survivors:
Second cancers caused by cancer treatment (American Cancer Society)
From Children's Oncology Group Survivorship Guidelines:
Breast cancer following treatment for childhood cancer: Are you at risk?
Reducing the risk of second cancers
Colorectal cancer following treatment for childhood cancer
References:
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