Some childhood cancer survivors at higher risk for pain as adults

OPACC
May 29, 2020
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Certain long-term childhood cancer survivors appeared more likely than their siblings who never had cancer to experience pain as adults, according to a report of the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study published in Cancer.

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