The precedence of childhood cancer is also rising every year. In India, it is estimated that nearly 50,0000-60,0000 children are diagnosed with the disease and there are many more children who aren't diagnosed, or unable to seek cancer care in time. The numbers are only expected to rise in the coming years, owing to a lot of factors.

The precedence of childhood cancer is also rising every year. In India, it is estimated that nearly 50,0000-60,0000 children are diagnosed with the disease and there are many more children who aren't diagnosed, or unable to seek cancer care in time. The numbers are only expected to rise in the coming years, owing to a lot of factors.