CancerWorld shared on LinkedIn:
“Pediatric oncology has transformed what it means to survive childhood cancer. Now, the challenge is to transform what comes after survival.
The September issue of CancerWorld asks what progress should look like when survival alone is no longer enough.
- Building cancer care capacity where children still struggle to reach treatment.
- Reducing the long-term consequences of life-saving therapies.
- Protecting childhood, family life and the future beyond cancer.
From Cyprus, Mozambique and Tanzania to new research, survivorship and patient perspectives, new issue brings together the science, systems and stories shaping the next chapter of pediatric oncology.
Because the goal is not only to help children survive cancer, but to protect the life they still have ahead of them.
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