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Life in Lockdown is nothing new for children with cancer
Life in Lockdown is nothing new for children with cancer During lockdown the Child Cancer Foundation of New Zealand interviewed a father from one of the families they support. They asked him how he and his family were coping during lockdown and what advice they could share with the public around
Dear Aunt or Uncle, Please Have Your Meal on Time
叔叔，阿姨，你们要记得吃饭呀！ Dear Aunt or Uncle, Please Have Your Meal on Time Yuran小朋友是一名来自中国武汉的抗癌小勇士，也是和润保芳德长期联系尤为紧密的恶性实体肿瘤患儿之一。 Ran Yu, an anti-cancer hero from Wuhan, one of the survivors keeps good relationship with Rainbow Foundation, Beijing, China. 从病发确诊到如今结疗，他对待癌症的态度有着天翻地覆的转变。新冠状病毒爆发期间，他身在武汉这个疫情状况较为严重的地区，却不忘为我们这些远在北京的大人们加油打气。他常常问我们早上好和晚上好，惦记我们有没有按时吃饭，叮嘱我们要注意身体。 Since the day been diagnosed with cancer to the day end of treatment, Ran has a totally eye sight
A wonderful survivorship story about patient empowerment from India
A wonderful survivorship story about patient empowerment from India For the last 50 years, CPAA has disbursed funds to patients who approach us at our branches in Mumbai, Delhi and Pune. Over the past two years, we have started supporting treatment of patients in far flung cities and towns all over
Stories About Passed Events
CCI Annual International Conference in Kyoto, Japan
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
Personal Thoughts about Clinical Trials
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
Inspiring video from a childhood cancer oncology ward
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
