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erventions to reduce long-term toxic effects and improve quality of life are needed. Patients treated with modern chemoradiation for SCCA experience significant long-term bowel toxic effects with considerable effect on quality of life. Minimizing bowel hotspots and bladder V40 Gy may improve bowel and urinary function. Other interventions to reduce long-term toxic effects and improve quality of life are needed. Atopic dermatitis (AD) and food allergy (FA) may share genetic risk factors. It is unknown whether genetic factors directly c
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