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1957
MD, M, BE C.  1957.  Some epidemiological aspects of leukemia in children. J Natl Cancer Inst. 19(6):1087-94.
1976
WB, G, GF S, M B.  1976.  Structural and functional abnormalities in the sex organs of male offspring of mothers treated with diethylstilbestrol (DES). J Reprod Med. 16(4):147-53.
1977
WB, G, GF S, M. B.  1977.  Pathological semen and anatomical abnormalities of the genital tract in human male subjects exposed to diethylstilbestrol in utero. J Urology. 117(4):477-80.
AL, H, Cole P CT, SJ R, RE S.  1977.  Age-incidence and risk of diethylstilbestrol-related clear cell adenocarcinoma of the vagina and cervix. Am J Obstet Gynecol. 128(1):43-50.
1979
N, W, E L.  1979.  Electrical wiring configurations and childhood. Am J Epidemiology. 109(3):273-84.
1980
SL, K, LJ F.  1980.  The association between parental occupation and childhood malignancy. Int J Occup Med Environ Health. 22(12):792-4.
1981
BM, S, GC W, GJ D.  1981.  Occupations of fathers of children dying from neoplasms. J Epidemiol Community Health. 35(4):245-50.
1983
RH, D, MC P, BE H.  1983.  Estrogen exposure during gestation and risk of testicular cancer. J Natl Cancer Inst. 71(6):1151-5.
1985
RS, G, Jr S JL.  1985.  Epidemiology of cancer in children. Epidemiol Rev. 7:22-48.
AM, N.  1985.  Effects of in utero exposure to DES on male progeny. J Obstet Gynecol Neonatal Nurs. 14(6):468-70.
1986
SE, A, LM K-W.  1986.  Parental occupations and cancer: a review of the literature. J Epidemiol Community Health. 40(1):30-6.
1987
PA, MK, RA C, JM S, JR M, CA S, GJ D, AL H, PA H, JM B, JA W.  1987.  The inter-regional epidemiological study of childhood cancer (IRESCC): a case control study of aetiological factors in leukaemia and lymphoma. Arch Dis Child. 62(3):279-87.
1989
JM, R, S R, PJ D, AO P.  1989.  Comparative transplacental carcinogenesis by directly acting and metabolism-dependent alkylating agents in rodents and nonhuman primates. Perinatal and Multigeneration Carcinogenesis. IARC. :17-34.
JD, B, GS G, K R, HN S, WG W, GD H.  1989.  Multiple sclerosis in mothers of children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Leukemia. 3(10):736-9.
1990
RR, K, GR B, CC N, AT M.  1990.  Gestational and familial risk factors for childhood astrocytoma: results of a case-control study. Cancer Research. 50(9):2608-12.
DA, S, JH C.  1990.  Parental occupation and childhood cancer: review of epidemiologic studies. Environ Health Perspectives. 88:325-37.
1991
PA, MK, FE A, RA C, L P.  1991.  Parental occupations of children with leukaemia in west Cumbria, north Humberside, and Gateshead. BMJ. :681-7.
1993
MF, G, FE A.  1993.  An infectious etiology for common acute lymphoblastic leukemia in childhood? Leukemia. 7(3):349-60.
1994
M, MC, P M, P B.  1994.  Antenatal risk factors for malignant brain tumours in New South Wales children. Int J Cancer. 56(1):6-10.
JM, P, S P-M, SJ L, JD B, JD B, DC. T.  1994.  Processed meats and risk of childhood leukemia (California, USA). Cancer Causes Control. 5(2):195-202.
JA, R, JD P, LL R.  1994.  Infant leukemia, topoisomerase II inhibitors, and the MLL gene. J Natl Cancer Inst. 86(22):1678-80.
DA, S, CV A.  1994.  Birth characteristics of childhood cancer cases, controls, and their siblings. Pediatr Hematol Oncology. 11(6):587-99.
1995
LJ, K, M D, CA S.  1995.  Childhood leukaemia and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma near large rural construction sites, with a comparison with Sellafield nuclear site. BMJ. 310(6982):763-8.
MW, Y, JD B, WG W, K R, LL R.  1995.  History of maternal fetal loss and increased risk of childhood acute leukemia at an early age. A report from the Childrens Cancer Group. Cancer. 75(7):1718-27.
1996
MT, D.  1996.  The implications for childhood leukemia of infection with adenovirus. Trends Microbiology. 4(2):60-3.

WHY?

Why in my brain?
It caused me so much pain.
Why in my head?
Perhaps somewhere else instead.
Why in my brain?
We tried a fluid drain.

I just want to walk like you.
I’ve had enough now, haven’t you too?

Poem from Sophie Pollock who lost her battle with cancer in 2007.

Things you can do on Difficult Days

Talk about the child who has died.
Write a letter to him/her.
Eat his/her favourite food.
Watch a video of him/her.
Wear one of his/her clothes like a scarf.
Light a candle.
Look at photos.
Listen to his/her favourite music.
Visit the grave.
Cry, laugh, scream.
Release a balloon with a message.

Some tips for parents and siblings.

What’s the Point?

What’s the point of eyes,
If you’re not here to see?
What’s the point of ears,
If you cannot hear me?
Every sense on my body,
Useless as a broken toy,
What’s the point of beauty,
If you cannot enjoy?

Cry of a parent - by JK.