1.   A longitudinal health study of this population is required to see if the incidence of other childhood cancers is increased.

2.   Childhood cancers, including leukaemia, can strike a healthy child at random, regardless of race, social background or creed.

3.   Management of childhood cancers follows a different path to that of adult cancers.

4.   This suggested that unlike adult cancers, childhood cancers were not caused by factors in the environment.

5.   Pollutants such as nitrogen oxide, carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons have also been linked to hay fever, chest infection and childhood cancer.

6.   Think it was cancer childhood cancer or something.

7.   Any childhood cancer is tragic, Vargas said, but doctors were particularly struck by the similar, fast-moving cancers.

8.   As many as two-thirds of survivors of childhood cancer have some late effect, reports Dr. Kevin Oeffinger of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.

9.   A gifted athlete, she lost her right leg to childhood cancer.