Nearly 40 per cent fewer Australian children are dying from childhood cancers today compared to 15 years ago, new statistics show. But there's been little or no change to survival rates for children's brain, kidney and liver cancers.
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Nearly 40 per cent fewer Australian children are dying from childhood cancers today compared to 15 years ago, new statistics show. But there's been little or no change to survival rates for children's brain, kidney and liver cancers.
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By Diala AlAzzeh
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