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Development of Childhood Cancer Registries After a 5-Year Implementation Period – IARC/WHO

Development of Childhood Cancer Registries After a 5-Year Implementation Period – IARC/WHO

IARC/WHO (International Agency for Research on Cancer/World Health Organization) shared a post on X:

“International Agency for Research on Cancer, St Jude, and local partners in Georgia, Mexico, South Africa, and Viet Nam, report their findings on the development of childhood cancer registries after a 5-year implementation period.

Summary of commonalities, challenges, and conclusions in JCO Global Oncology.”

Title: Building local capacity for childhood cancer registration: real-world examples

Authors: Marion Piñeros, Catherine G. Lam, Les Mery, Ariana Znaor, Eva Steliarova-Foucher, Natasha Abraham, Oscar Arrieta, Konstantin Kazanjan, Alejandro Mohar, Huong Giang Nguyen, Freddie Bray

Read the full article on JCO Global Oncology.

Development of Childhood Cancer Registries After a 5-Year Implementation Period - IARC/WHO

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