Childhood Cancer Is Treatable, with 8,000 Children Diagnosed Each Year in Pakistan
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), most types of cancer in children are treatable. The agency says the disease can be treated through methods such as affordable generic medicines, surgery and radiotherapy.
Reports indicate that approximately 8,000 children are diagnosed with cancer each year in Pakistan. Experts say that if the disease is diagnosed early and treatment begins on time, many children's lives can be saved. Therefore, parents and health workers need to pay special attention to the early symptoms of cancer in children.
The World Health Organization has made clear that time is the most important factor in treating childhood cancer. Starting treatment late can make the disease complicated and reduce the chances of recovery. On the other hand, timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment allow most children to live healthy lives.
In summary, childhood cancer is certainly a serious problem, but it is not incurable. Through early diagnosis, available medicines and the proper use of modern medical facilities, the lives of thousands of children can be protected.
Sources: World Health Organization (WHO)
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