Pediatric Cancer Landscape Calls for Global Outreach

Around the world, pediatric cancer survival rates are failing to keep pace with real-life treatment and diagnostic opportunities. Five-year survival rates for children with cancer went from 30 percent in the 1960s to 80 percent in the 2000s, but since then improvements have been sparse.

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International Collaboration Helps Refine Treatment for Childhood Leukemia

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