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Researchers from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center describe findings in cancer in children
Published in Cancer Weekly, February 12th, 2008
Current study results from the report, 'Newborn screening archives as a specimen source for epidemiologic studies: feasibility and potential for bias,' have been published. In this recent study, researchers in the United States conducted a study "To evaluate the feasibility of obtaining dried blood spots (DBS) from newborn screening archives for subjects in epidemiologic studies and using these specimens for genotyping, and to evaluate the potential for bias in their use. We attempted to locate DBS at Washington State's archives for 230 participants in a previous case-control study of childhood cancer, who were born 1978-1990."
"We compared characteristics of children...
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Source: Cancer Weekly (2008-02-12)
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