Pediatric Cancer

Pediatric Cancer is rare, and more readily diagnosed and treated than ever. With better testing to inform between the particular kinds of cancers and better cancer treatments available, over 80% of kids and adolescents with cancer will survive.

Pediatric Cancer is not a single disease type, but an large group of diseases that include blood cancers (leukemia and lymphoma), brain tumors and other solid tumors of the organs, bones or soft tissues. While childhood cancer is potentially life-threatening and generally requires rigorous treatment, the majority of pediatric cancers are treatable.

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    Dubai, UAE
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    37th World Pediatrics Conference

    Zurich, Switzerland
    May 27-28, 2024

    36th European Pediatrics Congress

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    3rd World Pediatric Conference

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    22nd World Congress on Clinical Pediatrics

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    32nd World Congress on Clinical Pediatrics

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    9th Annual Summit on Pediatric Cardiology

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    35th European Pediatrics Conference

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    25th Annual World Congress on Pediatrics

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    7th World Pediatric Infectious Disease Congress

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    September 19-20, 2024

    25th World Congress on Pediatric Oncology and Cancer Care

    Paris, France
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