Childhood cancer survivors face an increased risk of new tumours, different from the initial disease, which persists throughout their life. The initial cancer treatment is a risk factor for these subsequent malignant neoplasms1 and it is becoming increasingly evident that germline genetic factors are also involved.2
[Comment] Cancer-predisposing germline variants and subsequent cancer risk
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