- Jun 6, 2013

'Superformula' Chemotherapy Helps Childhood Cancer Patients Feel Strong

While cancer is scary for anyone who has it, children are faced with even more fear as they might not understand exactly what is happening to them. But one cancer center in Sao Paulo, Brazil is hoping to make childhood cancer patients less fearful with superhero covers for the chemotherapy bags.

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