Study of cancer treatment during pregnancy for mothers and children
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This study looks at how cancer and its treatment during pregnancy affect a pregnant person and their child. It may help doctors better plan care and follow-up for future pregnancies and growing children.
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Who can take part
- You are pregnant (or the cancer was diagnosed within 5 years after a pregnancy).
- You are over 18 and still have menstrual periods (not post-menopause).
- You can give informed consent (you understand and agree to join).
- If you are receiving cancer chemotherapy or radiation during pregnancy, you may still be eligible (for the mother/child outcomes part).
- For the child part: you can provide parent permission, and the child can provide agreement if they are 12–17.
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