Does Radiation Treatment for Prostate Cancer Heighten MDS Risk?

Radiation treatment for prostate cancer inadvertently irradiates the surrounding pelvic bones, which hold more than half the body’s active bone marrow mass. But a Cleveland Clinic study finds that men who undergo the procedure have no greater risk of developing myelodysplastic syndromes than the general population.

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