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• Six of these patients had second cancers linked to radiotherapy.
• End of 2011 a second cancer, esophagus cancer, was found.
• A similar overdose damaged the heart of a second cancer patient, Maureen Bateman.
• Complicating matters is the risk of second cancers.
• It was his second cancer diagnosis, having had a melanoma removed five years earlier.
• Test results were positive and the two companies plan a second cancer project, Sandoz said.
• He died at home, a second cancer making merry in a body humbled by the first.
• Among postmenopausal women, in fact, there was a slightly increased risk of developing a second cancer.
• Ironically Paul is soon diagnosed with cancer and expires shortly before she is diagnosed with a second cancer.
• Their offspring were then injected with a second cancer-causing agent and monitored for the onset of leukemia and lymphoma.
• His wife, Janice, who had battled breast cancer, was diagnosed with a second cancer by doctors in New York.
• One of my most vivid memories of such support occurred in 1981, while I was recovering from a second cancer surgery.
• The researchers caution that the risk of second cancers may be somewhat less today, because newer forms of treatment are less carcinogenic.
• WM patients are at higher risk of developing second cancers than the general population, but it is not yet clear whether treatments are contributory.
• With 184, 500 new diagnoses each year and 39, 200 deaths, prostate cancer is the second cancer killer among men, after lung cancer.
• Aggressive surveillance and prevention efforts are generally warranted, although the lifetime odds of developing a second cancer after HCL diagnosis are still less than 50 %.
• But they are still at risk for a return of the blood cancer, developing second cancers or other complications, making the definition of a cure uncertain.
• Scientists say tamoxifen significantly improves a breast cancer victim's odds of surviving the disease and reduces the chances a second cancer will develop in her other breast.
• Besides battling chronic myelogenous leukemia, Gleevec also seems to work in a second cancer known as gastrointestinal stromal tumor or GIST, which is usually incurable when surgery fails.
• The treatments that so often cure Hodgkin's disease in children create a sharply higher risk of developing a second cancer later in life, according to a new study.