IN line with the WHO's Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer, which aims to improve outcomes for children with cancer around the world and give them the best chance to survive and have a better future, organizations including the Kythe Foundation, Department of Health, National Integrated Cancer Control Council (NICC) and more collaborated through a panel discussion, titled "Strategic collaboration towards attaining the goal of global initiative for childhood cancer."
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