Ladera Ranch erupts as cancer bosses release new figures on extremely rare cluster striking kids
Metro Ladera Ranch erupts as cancer bosses release new figures on extremely rare cluster striking kids By Daniel Farr Published July 26, 2026, 5:16 p.m. Add The California Post on Google Parents in a wealthy California community say newly released state cancer figures have only fueled fears that years of pesticide spraying could be linked to a cluster of rare childhood cancers. Families in Orange County’s Ladera Ranch have spent months pushing officials to investigate whether environmental factors played a role in an alarming number of Ewing sarcoma diagnoses among local children.
- ▪Metro Ladera Ranch erupts as cancer bosses release new figures on extremely rare cluster striking kids By Daniel Farr Published July 26, 2026, 5:16 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google Parents in a wealthy California community say newly released state cancer figures have only fueled fears that years of pesticide spraying could be linked to a cluster of rare childhood cancers.
- ▪Families in Orange County’s Ladera Ranch have spent months pushing officials to investigate whether environmental factors played a role in an alarming number of Ewing sarcoma diagnoses among local children.
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