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AU Beirut’s Saab: Kids in the region now have access to treatment similar to Western countries
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AU Beirut’s Saab: Kids in the region now have access to treatment similar to Western countries

Patients who come to the American University of Beirut Medical Center and the Children's Cancer Center of Lebanon now have the same chances of cure, thanks to systematic program building over the years, said Raya Saab, acting director of the Children's Cancer Institute, and director of the Pediatric Cancer Research Program at the American University of Beirut Medical Center.
St. Jude’s Rodriguez-Galindo: Someday, all children will have the same chances for cure
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St. Jude’s Rodriguez-Galindo: Someday, all children will have the same chances for cure

St. Jude Global will spend $100 million to improve care for kids with cancer and catastrophic blood disorders in low to middle-income countries, including those in the midst of conflicts, said Carlos Rodriguez-Galindo, executive vice president, chair of the Department of Global Pediatric Medicine, and director of St. Jude Global at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Yale’s Desai: Gynecologists must preoperatively workup and discuss the risks, benefits, alternatives
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Yale’s Desai: Gynecologists must preoperatively workup and discuss the risks, benefits, alternatives

We hope that our study increases the awareness and discussion of occult cancer risk in the thousands of women undergoing hysterectomy and myomectomy annually. Morcellation of a specimen allows for the dissemination of cancer, having an informed conversation with patients preoperatively is essential to this process.