Radiation Therapy Increases Hip and Other Pelvic Fracture Risk
23rd Nov 2005, 01:29 GMT
MINNEAPOLIS - Radiation therapy for cervical, rectal, or anal cancer boosts the risk of hip and other pelvic fractures for women as they grow older, researchers here reported.
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