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Childhood cancer is rare. Childhood cancer arises from the primitive cells, thus the types of cancer found in children is significantly different than cancer in adults. And, because children are still growing they often have special physical and emotional needs. Childhood cancers tend to be more aggressive than adult cancers. Children are often treated at specialized Centers by team specialists who know the difference between childhood and adult cancers. The team specialists include pediatric oncologists, surgeons, radiation oncologists, pediatric oncology nurses and nurse practitioners. Childhood cancer typically refers to the type of cancer that affects the age groups from infancy to twenty one years old. However, it is possible for young adults to also develop a 'childhood cancer'.
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Provides information on childhood cancer for patients, their families, physicians, and health care advisors.
Provides general information, diagnosis, causes, treatment, clinical trials, resources, and types of childhood cancer.
Provides search for clinical trials and research for various Childhood cancers.
This is a Pediatric Oncologist's weblog. Topics covered include the biology of cancer, clinical observations, and patient histories.
Information provided about pediatric cancers, treatments, prevention, resources, clinical trials, statistics, testing, and screening.
Information about how childhood cancer survivors have an increased risk of developing a second cancer later in life.
Resources, web links, and references related for parents, friends, and families of children who have or had childhood cancer.
Mission is to raise funds, educate, and support teenagers fighting cancer. Provides information about health facts, challenges, conferences, events, news, shop, links, donations, and a forum. [UK]
Provides information on childhood cancer for patients, their families, physicians, and health care advisors.
Resources, web links, and references related for parents, friends, and families of children who have or had childhood cancer.
Provides search for clinical trials and research for various Childhood cancers.
Provides general information, diagnosis, causes, treatment, clinical trials, resources, and types of childhood cancer.
This is a Pediatric Oncologist's weblog. Topics covered include the biology of cancer, clinical observations, and patient histories.
Mission is to raise funds, educate, and support teenagers fighting cancer. Provides information about health facts, challenges, conferences, events, news, shop, links, donations, and a forum. [UK]
Information about how childhood cancer survivors have an increased risk of developing a second cancer later in life.
Information provided about pediatric cancers, treatments, prevention, resources, clinical trials, statistics, testing, and screening.

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