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Exploring Knowledge of Parents about Cancer Symptoms in Children: An Observational Study Regarding the Need for Education Tools and Health Promotion in Low- and Middle- Income Countries

2022-05-27

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<h4>Background: </h4> Although most cases of childhood cancer are unlikely to be prevented, by today's standards most children with cancer can now be cured. Yet, disparities about survival exist among countries; in Mexico, the overall survival is 49.6%, with 70% of childhood cancers diagnosed at advanced stages. It is essential that parents and caregivers have optimal knowledge of early signs and symptoms of child...

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Literature Corpus work: ce62c552-94fe-5db5-8b57-1bf78260fa8a
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1594767/v2

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