Why are childhood cancers so rare when environmental exposures are so prevalent?

Dr. Joseph Wiemels of the Childhood Cancer and the Environment Program (CCEP) discusses how a child’s genes and environmental exposures may work together to influence their risk of developing childhood cancer. He also examines how scientists are beginning to better understand these connections.

Type: Science VideoChildren's Health Issue: Childhood CancerInfo For: Health ProfessionalsPEHSU: National PEHSUExposure Pathway: