As from 1st August 2006 the UK Children's Cancer Study Group has merged with the UK Childhood Leukaemia Working Party to form a new organisation - The Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group (CCLG).
The CCLG is a national professional body responsible for the organisation of the treatment and management of children with cancer in the UK. The Group's main remit is the coordination of national and international clinical trials, including biological studies. Other areas of activity include national cancer registration and provision of information for patients and families. Your questions answered: |
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Radiotherapy was a positive experience
Radiotherapy seemed a bleak prospect for Sharon Sambrook, mother of Ben, when he was diagnosed with a Grade 4 malignant brain tumour. Despite a long list of side effects,
she was in no doubt that the risks of radiotherapy were worth taking.Read more in the Autumn 2008 edition of Contact Magazine. |
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CONTACT AUTUMN 2008 Watch out for the next edition of Contact - 4 December 2008. Theme: Moving on and changes |
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