Landmark Study Finds Pediatric Cancer Survivors Have Reduced Exercise Capacity

Jan 18, 2013

Pediatric cancer survivors have significantly lower exercise capacity than their siblings, according to a groundbreaking Miller School study led by Tracie L. Miller, M.D., professor of pediatrics and associate chair of pediatrics for clinical research.

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