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Access to treatment remains the most significant challenge – Childhood Cancer International
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Sep 28, 2024, 17:24

Access to treatment remains the most significant challenge – Childhood Cancer International

Childhood Cancer International shared the following on LinkedIn:

“NGOs working in childhood cancer care report that access to treatment is the most significant challenge they face. Despite their crucial efforts, many children still struggle to get the care they need due to systemic barriers.

Let’s support their vital work and push for improved access to care for all. Visit iccd.care.”

Source: Childhood Cancer International/LinkedIn

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