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Baseline Risk of Treatment Abandonment and Survival of Children With Common and Curable Cancers in the Zero Abandonment Cash Transfer Programme—A Multi-Centre Prospective CANCaRe Africa Study

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By Esubalew Mezgebu, Barnabas Atwiine, Yalew Melkamu Molla
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ALL acute lymphoblastic leukaemia BL Burkitt lymphoma CANCaRe Africa Collaborative African Network for Childhood Cancer Care and Research CI confidence interval EFS event-free survival GFAOP French–African Paediatric Oncology Group GICC Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer HD Hodgkin disease HIC high-income country LMIC low- and middle-income country RB retinoblastoma SIOP International Society of Paediatric Oncology TxA treatment abandonment WHO World Health Organization WT Wilms tumour 1...
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PEDCan: acceptability and feasibility of a mobile application to support primary health-care workers in recognising clinical features of childhood cancer in Uganda

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By Barnabas Atwiine, Nura Izath, James Ssemitego
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Introduction: Early diagnosis of childhood cancer depends on a high index of suspicion and timely referral by primary healthcare workers (PHCWs) to tertiary centers. This study aimed to assess the acceptability and feasibility of a mobile application among PHCWs in recognising cancer-related clinical features in children.
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CANCaRe Africa: Working together to build a better future for children with cancer in Africa

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By Barnabas Atwiine, George Chagaluka, Yamikani Chimalizeni, Wilms Africa
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