Joshua Omale: Childhood Cancer at World Health Assembly 77

Joshua Omale recently shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Celebrating Children’s Day: Advocating for Childhood Cancer at World Health Assembly 77.

Today, as we celebrate Children’s Day, my heart is with the millions of children worldwide bravely battling cancer. Though I may not be attending the World Health Assembly 77 in person, my commitment to advocating for childhood cancer awareness and support remains unwavering.

As health ministers, policymakers, and stakeholders gather in Geneva, Switzerland for WHA77, it is imperative that we elevate the conversation around childhood cancer. Despite being a leading cause of death among children globally, childhood cancer often receives inadequate attention and resources. This Children’s Day, let us use our voices to ensure that childhood cancer is a priority on the global health agenda.

Throughout my advocacy journey, I have been inspired by the resilience of young cancer patients and their families. From organizing awareness campaigns to supporting research initiatives, I have witnessed the power of grassroots efforts in driving change. Now, as WHA77 unfolds, I am determined to make my voice heard and contribute to the dialogue on childhood cancer.

Together, let us advocate for increased funding, access to quality care, and support services for children affected by cancer. Let us stand in solidarity with young patients and their families, offering hope, compassion, and a renewed commitment to building a healthier future for all.”

Source: Joshua Omale/LinkedIn

Joshua Omale is a Cancer Advocate and a Student Member of the Coalition Against Childhood Cancer (CAC2). Joshua is committed to raising awareness and providing support for childhood cancer. His professional expertise lies in bioinformatics, genomics, and cancer research.

He also has extensive experience and a strong interest in research, personal development, leadership, strategic communication, and marketing.