Significant improvements in childhood leukemia survival rates have been achieved since the 1970s, particularly in North America and Europe where currently around 85% of children survive.
Leukemia, the most common childhood cancer, has seen substantially reduced mortality rates due to advances in treatment and supportive care.
Advancements in chemotherapy, targeted therapies, immunotherapy, and better supportive care have contributed to higher survival rates.
Collaborative research and clinical trials have played a crucial role in developing effective treatment regimens and reducing harmful practices.
Genetic and molecular research breakthroughs have enabled targeted treatments and risk stratification, improving treatment outcomes.
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