Treatments combining chemotherapy and radiotherapy increase the risk of certain dental developmental anomalies (DDA). Treatment that combines chemotherapy and radiotherapy appears to increase the risk
Childhood cancer treatments can sometimes cause scarring and other issues in the bowel, also called the digestive or gastrointestinal system. It comprises the organs that
Specific childhood cancer treatments can increase the risk of digestive problems. Learn how the digestive tract may be affected and what tests are used to
The gut, or microbiome, is the collection of all microbe – such as bacteria, fungi, viruses – that naturally live in the human body. Scientific
Some treatments for childhood cancer may damage the liver. This resource provides an excellent overview of the basics. It includes information about how the liver
Childhood cancer survivors may become vulnerable to developing inflammation-related disorders. Become familiar with recommendations to improve adherence and encourage long-term lifestyle changes to maintain a
Treatment for childhood cancer can sometimes damage the liver. It is essential to know about how the liver functions so that you can keep your
Treatment for cancer during childhood often increases the risk for dental problems. As a childhood cancer survivor, it is important to understand the reasons why
Treatments often require blood and blood products transfusions. Unfortunately, some life-saving donations may have contained viruses causing hepatitis and liver infection. Routine testing is essential.
This resource contains information about childhood cancers that may cause late effects and risk factors with teeth and jaws after treatment. These late effects’ signs
