Abstract submission is now open! Submission deadline – Tuesday, April 2, 2019 (there will be no extension) Submit your abstract – click here Important Information Clinical Trials in Progress Abstracts cannot be submitted Shell Abstracts (abstracts that provide no data) cannot be submitted Previous Publications of an Abstract – an abstract can be submitted if it was/will be presented […]
Nicole Schneider, Psy.D. is a licensed psychologist at Texas Children’s Hospital, where she specializes in working with children, teenagers, and young adults with cancer. She will be completing two posts on mental health in the pediatric oncology workplace. As one might expect, taking care of chronically and critically ill patients can be extremely emotionally […]
SIOP Asia in collaboration with CCI Asia has produced a Childhood Cancer Resources Directory. You can view the directory here.
Barr R, Robertson J (2016). Access to Cytotoxic Medicines by Children With Cancer: A Focus on Low and Middle Income Countries. Pediatric Blood and Cancer 63(2): 287-291. Denburg AE, Knaul FM, Atun R, Frazier LA and Barr RD (2014). Beyond the bench and the bedside: Economic and health system dimensions of global childhood cancer outcomes. […]
SIOP is calling upon its members to contribute to the mission of the Society and its collaborative work in paediatric oncology education, research and advocacy around the world by nominating themselves or another member for election as SIOP Scientific Committee Member (one position is available).
On the occasion of International Childhood Cancer Day we look to a brighter future! Read the article by our president Prof Kathy Pritchard-Jones published in the Economist.
Today is International Childhood Cancer Day (ICCD). This day is a time to reflect on our vision that “no child should die of cancer – cure for more and care for all”. Through all your efforts, we continue to make progress towards this vision, of more effective and kinder treatments, with greater access to diagnosis and care for children and young people with cancer around the world.