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Study: Childhood Cancer Survivors Less Likely To Marry

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First Posted: 10-12-09 06:46 PM   |   Updated: 10-12-09 07:23 PM

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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) -- The scars of childhood cancer may go beyond the physical: Adults who survived cancer as children may have lower-than-average likelihood of getting married, a new study suggests.

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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) -- The scars of childhood cancer may go beyond the physical: Adults who survived cancer as children may have lower-than-average likelihood of getting married, a new study sug...
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) -- The scars of childhood cancer may go beyond the physical: Adults who survived cancer as children may have lower-than-average likelihood of getting married, a new study sug...
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- JMK62 I'm a Fan of JMK62 permalink

The headline has nothing to do with the article. I am getting tired of the inflammatory headlines on HuffPo.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:17 PM on 10/12/2009
- lisalovesamelie I'm a Fan of lisalovesamelie 11 fans permalink
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I had to read the article twice to make sure I did not miss that. There is absolutely no mention of marriage in that linked article. It is a study on the higher risk of diabetes in adults who survived cancer.

They're not even trying...

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:06 PM on 10/12/2009

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