Identification of genetic association between cardiorespiratory fitness and the trainability genes in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia survivors

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Cancer, May 2019

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RT @CaruMaxime: @ExOncTc 5/6 This cardiorespiratory fitness decrease can only be partly attributed to cancer treatments and other environme…

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RT @CaruMaxime: @ExOncTc 5/6 This cardiorespiratory fitness decrease can only be partly attributed to cancer treatments and other environme…

17 Oct 2019

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@ExOncTc 5/6 This cardiorespiratory fitness decrease can only be partly attributed to cancer treatments and other environmental factors since poor cardiorespiratory fitness was reported to be genetically linked to trainability genes. #ExOncTC https://t.co/

17 Oct 2019

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