The 15th of February is marked as International Childhood Cancer Day to highlight the importance of community participation and support in managing the challenges related to childhood cancer.

International Childhood Cancer Day serves as a reminder of the global fight against childhood cancer. It is a day of hope, awareness, and advocacy, emphasising the importance of early diagnosis ...

International Childhood Cancer Day aims to spread awareness about childhood cancers. Childhood cancers (0-14 years of age) comprise 4% of all reported cancers in the ICMR-NCDIR's national cancer ...

Childhood cancer remains a significant health concern worldwide. It refers to a range of cancers that affect children and adolescents, often developing in different ways from adult cancers.

Amir’s performance that day barely impressed his critics ... In Pakistan, less than half of children with cancer survive and many more of them are diagnosed with inherited life-limiting ...

Child patients with cancer are seen playing at the Indonesian Children's Oncology Foundation (YOAI). "There is no screening for childhood cancer, but early detection efforts can be carried out. The ...

International Childhood Cancer Day observed on 15 February every year serves as a powerful reminder that early detection and access to treatment can save lives. This year, organizations like DKMS ...

Bhubaneswar: An Odisha-based NGO organised several events across Bhubaneswar on Sunday to mark International Childhood Cancer Day, which was observed .

International Childhood Cancer Day (ICCD) is a global campaign dedicated to raising awareness about childhood cancer and advocating for better treatment and support for young patients and their ...

Saturday, February 15 is International Childhood Cancer Day, a global collaborative campaign that takes place every year on February 15 to raise awareness about childhood cancer and to express ...