What ‘Standard of Care’ Really Means in Childhood Cancer? – ACT 4 Children

ACT 4 Children shared a post on LinkedIn:

“What does ‘standard of car’ really mean in childhood cancer?

It means evidence-based treatment, essential medicines, trained healthcare teams, and supportive care, all working together to give children the best chance of survival.

In countries where this standard is available, over 80% of children with cancer survive.

In many parts of the world, survival drops below 30%. Not because cures don’t exist, but because access does not.

This is not a medical problem. It’s a systems problem.

Standard of care should be a right, not a privilege.

Learn more.”

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