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Children need special care

Children need special care

Coping with cancer is difficult. Diagnosis and treatment is difficult as treatment options are different for every child. Parents should understand what is the best option for the child and help

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Bone Cancers

Bone cancers

Bone cancer accounts for about 3% of childhood cancer. It is occurring often in teens and children. Here cancer starts in bone and then spreads to other organs.

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Rhabdomyosarcoma – Cancer in skeletal muscle

Rhabdomyosarcoma – Cancer in skeletal muscle

Rhabdomyosarcoma is rare type of cancer in soft tissue or skeletal muscle tissue. It can appear in bladder and uterus too. Most often it appears in children than adults.

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Neuroblastoma - Cancer in Nerve cells

Neuroblastoma – Cancer in Nerve cells

Neuroblastoma most commonly found in embryo or fetus. It starts in immature or developing embryo cells – in nerve cells. It is rare in children older than 10 years.

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Leukemia - Cancer of bone marrow and blood

Leukemia – Cancer of bone marrow and blood

Leukemia is group of cancer cells that originate in leukocytes or the WBC  that originate in bone marrow. WBC helps in fighting diseases. A disturbance in normal WBC production causes multiplication of immature or damaged WBCs resulting in cancer.

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What are the risk factors and causes of childhood cancer

What are the risk factors and causes of childhood cancer

In children lifestyle does not play much role or influence cancer development. Mother drinking during pregnancy increases risk of baby having cancer.

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Possible signs and symptoms of cancer in children

Possible signs and symptoms of cancer in children

Cancer in children can be difficult to recognize right away when the symptoms start. Reason for this is, many symptoms are often appeared as regular and common illness and injuries.

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Types of Cancer In Children

Types of Cancers In Children

Study shows that cancer in childhood  is rare, and the rate at which new cases develop among children (incidence) is 15.3 per 100,000 per year

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