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Nancy Fliesler

Nancy Fliesler

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Senior Editor, Science Communications, Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)

Boston

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Food , Wine, Health, Relationships, Nature , History, Tech

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Sports, Health,

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Total articles 812

  • Future outcomes of childhood cancer survivors

    By Nancy Fliesler| Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)@ Children are much more likely to survive cancer today than 50 years ago. Unfortunately, as adults, many of them develop cardiovascular disease, secondary cancers, or both, believed to result from the toxic effects of chemotherapy and radiation. But the full risk picture for survivors hasn’t been clear. “Patients want to know how long they’ll live once they’ve been treated for cancer.

    By Nancy Fliesler · Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Genetics transforms care for severe diarrhea: Asa's story

    By Nancy Fliesler| Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)@ Asa Cibelli feels like he’s been reborn. The straight-A middle schooler plays basketball and football, does jiu jitsu, is learning guitar, and can solve a Rubik’s cube in 40 seconds flat. But he once wondered if he’d ever feel better. From birth, Asa experienced chronic abdominal pain and severe diarrhea. The many doctors he saw at different medical centers in his home state of California couldn’t figure out why. “We went from doctor to doctor to department to department,” says his mother Katie.

    By Nancy Fliesler · Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Future outcomes of childhood cancer survivors

    By Nancy Fliesler| Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)@ Children are much more likely to survive cancer today than 50 years ago. Unfortunately, as adults, many of them develop cardiovascular disease, secondary cancers, or both, believed to result from the toxic effects of chemotherapy and radiation. But the full risk picture for survivors hasn’t been clear. “Patients want to know how long they’ll live once they’ve been treated for cancer.

    By Nancy Fliesler · Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Boston Children's Hospital (Answers)