Background There is accumulating evidence of excess risk of cancer in various populations
exposed at acute doses below several tens of mSv or doses received over a protracted …

Purpose For 65 years the interpretation of the statistical association between the risk of
cancer in a child and a prior diagnostic X-ray examination of the abdomen of the pregnant …

Background: Although the cause in most cases of childhood leukemia is not known, the
contribution of environmental risk factors in the context of genetic predisposition has been …

Purpose To investigate the potential involvement of fertility treatments and other conditions
of becoming pregnant (infertility, getting pregnant on birth control, maternal history of fetal …

Background This study investigated the relationships between childhood acute leukemia
(AL) and selective maternal and birth characteristics, including congenital malformations …

Background: Acute leukemia is the most common type of malignancy in children, and no
major environmental risk factors have been identified relating to its pathogenesis. This study …

Background Acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) is the most common pediatric cancer. The
exact cause is not known in most cases, but past epidemiological research has suggested a …

According to the literature, liver damage in patients with acute leukemia is manifested by the
presence of cholestatic and hepatodepressive syndromes and a decrease in the activity of …

Objective: The purpose of this study using archival data was to examine processing speed
(PS) and its relation with academic fluencies in children who were diagnosed with, and …

Background: Acute leukaemia is characterized by fast growth of abnormal clones of
haemopoietic precursor cells inside bone marrow leading to undue accumulation in the …