Month: January 2018

Childhood cancer survivors and breast-feeding: Good for baby, good for mom

Posted by Ginger Carney | Jan 23, 2018 | Clinical Care | 1

Learn how breastfeeding helps childhood cancer survivors reduce late effects, the health problems that occur months or years after treatment.

Posted by Charles Rock, PhD | Jan 17, 2018 | Research | 0

These 5 tips will help you keep confirmation bias out of your investigational results.

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