St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital shared on LinkedIn:
“Access to trusted clinical guidance can make a meaningful difference for children with cancer around the world. That is why global collaboration is essential to bringing evidence-based recommendations closer to the point of care.
At the International Society of Paediatric Oncology – SIOP 2026 Annual Congress, Caitlyn Duffy highlighted the ARIA Guide, a global resource developed through worldwide collaboration.
ARIA provides resource – stratified, evidence – based recommendations to support the diagnosis, treatment and management of childhood cancer across a wide range of care settings.
Designed to be accessible on virtually any device and available even when internet connectivity is limited, ARIA helps bring critical clinical guidance closer to the point of care for healthcare teams worldwide.
Congratulations to Duffy on being recognized with both the Young SIOP Leadership Assembly Award and the Young Investigator Award at this year’s congress.
Learn more about the ARIA Guide and how global collaboration is expanding access to childhood cancer expertise.”
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