Child Information - December 1, 2008

Researchers Question Effects Of Radiation Treatment On Kids

August 20, 2005 - Topics radiation, research, cancer, fish and hospital
Children given radiation to cure their cancers end up worse off than those who had only surgery. Chemotherapy did not seem to worsen their post cancer health.

The report, published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, adds to research showing that, while childhood cancer is usually curable, its effects can linger for decades and even a lifetime

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Brain Cancer Radiation Leads Time Longtime Problems For Kids

August 19, 2005 - Topics radiation, cancer, fish, hospital and surgery
Children given radiation to cure their cancers end up worse off than those who had only surgery. Chemotherapy did not seem to worsen their post cancer health.

The report, published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, adds to research showing that, while childhood cancer is usually curable, its effects can linger for decades and even a lifetime

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Hundreds Sickened After Attending NY Water Park

August 18, 2005 - Topics water, diarrhea, teenager, child and fever
More than 700 people, mostly children and teenagers, are sickened by gastrointestinal illness, possibly stemming from a state-run water playground, says, the New York state Health Department says Thursday.

"The numbers are growing significantly," says department spokesman Rob Kenny to The Associated Press

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Update: Almost 90 Dead in Indian Encephalitis Outbreak

August 18, 2005 - Topics outbreak, disease, mosquito, japanese encephalitis and hospital
Nearly 90 children are dead and dozens of others in serious condition following an outbreak of mosquito-borne Japanese encephalitis in a north Indian state over the past week, officials say Thursday
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Encephalitis Kills 79 Children In Northern India

August 18, 2005 - Topics child, mosquito, hospital, fever and medicine
Seventy-nine children are dead and dozens of others in serious condition following an outbreak of mosquito-borne Japanese encephalitis in a north Indian state over the past week, officials say Thursday.

Local newspapers report that the death toll could be much higher, as many casualties are going unreported, according to The Associated Press

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