Better Childhood Cancer Survival is achievable #ThroughYourHands -- Amsterdam, Netherlands – Geneva, Switzerland, 15 February 2022 – International Childhood Cancer Day (ICCD), held each year on 15 February, is an important day for children with cancer across the world. This year, children and families affected by childhood cancer and the healthcare professionals who look after
February 15th is INTERNATIONAL CHILDHOOD CANCER DAY. On this day, the web-based Tree of Life (for both mobile and desktop users) is launched; find it here https://iccd.care and take impressive actions. On this day as well, WHO officially launches the Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer Technical Package in International Childhood Cancer Day virtual event from
Held in conjunction with 51st Congress of The International Society of Pediatric Oncology We are happy to announce that the annual Childhood Cancer International (CCI) conference is in Europe again, this time in Lyon, the 3 rd largest city in France, where Auguste and Louis Lumière invented the cinematograph. It will be an excellent occasion
The 10th CCI Europe Regional Conference will take place from May 22-24, 2019 in Prague (Czech Republic). Since a jubilee is suitable for a premiere, the conference will be in partnership with the first edition of the SIOP Europe Annual Meeting (May 20-25, 2019). If you can, take the opportunity and attend the whole conference-week
Conference Theme: Advancing Cure, Transforming Care 16 – 19 November, 2018, Kyoto, Japan (in conjunction with 50th Congress of The International Society of Paediatric Oncology) Dear Members, Survivors and Friends, We are happy to announce that after 5 years, the annual Childhood Cancer International (CCI) conference is back in Asia!! Our conference theme this year
Marisa Fasanelli, President of Peter Pan Association (Rome, Italy) In the past thirty years, paediatric oncology is unquestionably the branch of medicine that has achieved most success in terms of healing, especially in the field of leukaemia. Nevertheless, about 25% of the patients die, 60 to70% of the survivors will have at least one
Two nurses at the University of Minnesota Amplatz Children's Hospital had a special idea. They created a video featuring their patients - something fun to look back on when cancer is hopefully just a memory. It is really an inspiring video and any child with cancer benefits from demonstrating bravery and providing faith for children during their
In July George H.W. Bush shaved his head for Patrick, a two year old boy with cancer. Patrick is the sun of a secret service agent. A group of secret service agents shaved their heads to show solidarity with the little child and George H.W. Bush got inspired and he did the same. See the
by Pico Iyer, Pico Iyer's 13 year old daughter was diagnosed with cancer. He wrote down his experiences what it means for parents who's children undergoing treatment. Here you find the link to the blog: http://opinator.blogs.nytimes.com
by Renate Pfeifer, SIOP conference London Talk given at the 44th SIOP conference in London, Joint Session: Symposium on Communication and Decision Making in Children and Families, Oct.8, 2012 Just a few words about myself: I am a mother of three children, two of whom have been treated for different types of childhood cancer. I
