Which cancers can occur as an adverse effect of immunosuppressive therapy?

Lymphoma: The commonest cancers as an adverse effect of immuno-suppressive therapy are ebv related lymphomas. Other cancers include kaposi sarcoma and some skin cancers.

Skin and lymphoma: Skin cancer is already at an epidemic rate - immunosuppression increases that risk. The longer you take immunosuppression, the greater the risk of skin cancer. All immunosuppressed patients should have an annual skin check by a knowledgeable provider. By 5 years, 50% of australian patients had skin cancers (due to intense sun and very light skin). Lymphoma is second most frequent.