Childhood Cancers: 5 Types of Cancers That Are More Common Among Children From Lymphoma to Neuroblastoma, A Pediatric Oncologist's Guide for Parents. Read on to know more.
'Vigilance, not fear, is the key' to prevent childhood cancer, says Dr. Anil Thakwani. Check out some essential screening test every child should consider to lower cancer risks:
Understand all about childhood cancer relapse rates in India. Know the risk factors, warning signs, treatment options and survival outcomes to help parents make informed medical decisions.
On International Childhood Cancer Day 2026, expert explain childhood cancer survival rates, early diagnosis importance, and the latest treatment advances improving outcomes for children worldwide.
Here are the five deadliest childhood cancers and their early warning signs. Here's how early detection can save lives and raise awareness this Childhood Cancer Day 2026.
International Childhood Cancer Day is observed every year on February 15 to bring attention to illnesses that are affecting at least 12 to 15 children in 100,000 people.
International Childhood Cancer Day 2026 is observed on February 15 every year. This year the ocassion will run under the theme "Demonstrating Impact: From Challenge to Change".
Blood cancer (leukemia) is the most common childhood cancer. Early diagnosis through simple blood tests can save lives, but lack of awareness delays treatment.
Does cancer spread from one individual to another? An oncologist offers insightful knowledge on childhood cancer, dispelling the false belief that it's contagious.
The effects of childhood cancer can go way beyond the physical aspects of the disease. Understanding it can help in dealing with the emotional and psychological impact.
World Cancer Day 2024: Here are the various types of cancers that can be found in kids and the top 5 signs and symptoms that every parent should know.
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Childhood cancer is a devastating and challenging issue that affects not only young patients but their families and communities as well.
Remember, most of the childhood cancers are curable. Here are some signs and symptoms in children that parents should not ignore.
Dr Ritwick Chatterjee, Pediatric Psychiatrist, sheds some light on how parents/caregivers can navigate complex social situations.
Dr. Nandini C Hazarika MD, Paediatric Oncologist & Bone Marrow Transplant specialist at Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital, New Delhi explains what causes cancer in kids, and ways a parent can prevent it.
Parents and caregivers should also look for vision problems, redness, swelling, and pain in either one or both eyes.
Cancer treatment can have cardiotoxic effects. A Pediatric Cardiologist shares some ways to prevent/reduce risk of heart problems in childhood cancer survivors.
Early diagnosis and timely treatment can make a child completely cancer-free. Read on to know the various types, and symptoms of childhood cancer.
Childhood Cancers: 5 Types of Cancers That Are More Common Among Children From Lymphoma to Neuroblastoma, A Pediatric Oncologist's Guide for Parents. Read on to know more.
'Vigilance, not fear, is the key' to prevent childhood cancer, says Dr. Anil Thakwani. Check out some essential screening test every child should consider to lower cancer risks:
Understand all about childhood cancer relapse rates in India. Know the risk factors, warning signs, treatment options and survival outcomes to help parents make informed medical decisions.
On International Childhood Cancer Day 2026, expert explain childhood cancer survival rates, early diagnosis importance, and the latest treatment advances improving outcomes for children worldwide.
Here are the five deadliest childhood cancers and their early warning signs. Here's how early detection can save lives and raise awareness this Childhood Cancer Day 2026.
International Childhood Cancer Day is observed every year on February 15 to bring attention to illnesses that are affecting at least 12 to 15 children in 100,000 people.
International Childhood Cancer Day 2026 is observed on February 15 every year. This year the ocassion will run under the theme "Demonstrating Impact: From Challenge to Change".
Blood cancer (leukemia) is the most common childhood cancer. Early diagnosis through simple blood tests can save lives, but lack of awareness delays treatment.
Does cancer spread from one individual to another? An oncologist offers insightful knowledge on childhood cancer, dispelling the false belief that it's contagious.
The effects of childhood cancer can go way beyond the physical aspects of the disease. Understanding it can help in dealing with the emotional and psychological impact.
World Cancer Day 2024: Here are the various types of cancers that can be found in kids and the top 5 signs and symptoms that every parent should know.
Remember, most of the childhood cancers are curable. Here are some signs and symptoms in children that parents should not ignore.
Dr. Nandini C Hazarika MD, Paediatric Oncologist & Bone Marrow Transplant specialist at Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital, New Delhi explains what causes cancer in kids, and ways a parent can prevent it.
Parents and caregivers should also look for vision problems, redness, swelling, and pain in either one or both eyes.
Cancer treatment can have cardiotoxic effects. A Pediatric Cardiologist shares some ways to prevent/reduce risk of heart problems in childhood cancer survivors.
Early diagnosis and timely treatment can make a child completely cancer-free. Read on to know the various types, and symptoms of childhood cancer.
Dr Himani Narula shares the importance of neurodevelopmental rehabilitation for cancer-treated children.
Emotional Distress Among Children with Cancer: How To Overcome It?
Dr Ritwick Chatterjee, Pediatric Psychiatrist, sheds some light on how parents/caregivers can navigate complex social situations.
World childhood cancer day is commemorated on February 15 to raise awareness about cancer in children. Here are some of the common types of cancer that develop in kids.
Leukemia or cancer of the blood cells is the most common form of cancer in childhood. On World Blood Cancer Day 2021, let's learn about the factors that can up the risk of developing leukemia in children.
Parents watch out for these signs.
More than 4 lakh children and adolescents of 0-18 years get diagnosed with cancer every year. Though childhood cancers are rare, but they are a leading cause of death in children.
According to the reports of ICMR, India registered 13,32,207 cancers cases in India in during 2012-19 and shockingly a total of 7.9 percent of all the cancer cases between were found in children below 14 years.
International Childhood Cancer Day is a global collaborative campaign to raise awareness about childhood cancer and to express support for children and adolescents with cancer, watch the video to know more.
Childhood cancer is a devastating and challenging issue that affects not only young patients but their families and communities as well.
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