Until recently, measles exposures were relatively rare and so, consequently, were an
afterthought for cancer patients and/or blood and marrow transplant recipients and their …

Background & objectives: Outbreaks of measles have been frequently reported despite the
availability of an effective vaccine. In this systematic review we examine the potential factors …

Importance Although patients with cancer are at an increased risk of infection-related
complications, few studies have characterized their vulnerability to measles and mumps …

Background Chemotherapy and hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) can
damage the immune system, and may result in a loss of protection from infectious diseases …

Intensive chemotherapy can cause long-lasting immunosuppression in children who
survived cancer. The immunosuppression varies according to the type of cancer, intensity of …

Background Intensive chemotherapy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) may affect the
immune system and potentially the immune memory causing antibodies provided by …

Background This case-control study was conducted to determine the antibody titer against
the measles virus in childhood cancer survivors' post-chemotherapy treatment to determine …

Objective: Childhood cancer treatment disrupts vaccination schedules and weakens or
eliminates vaccine-induced immunity. In addition, post-treatment vaccine responses vary …

Background: Measles is reemerging as a public health threat, raising important questions
about disease vulnerability among childhood cancer survivors. This secondary analysis …

Background There is a high incidence and mortality rate in children with hematologic tumors
(CHT), who are more prone to various infectious diseases. This study aims to clarify the real …