- Jan 22, 2016

Surveillance Caught Thyroid Cancers Early in Childhood Cancer Survivors

Regular ultrasound surveillance of the thyroid revealed that about 7% of adult childhood cancer survivors who had radiation to the head or neck subsequently developed thyroid cancer, according to the results of a single-center Italian study published in the European Journal of Cancer.

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