Every child deserves the opportunity for a healthy future. On International Childhood Cancer Day, let’s highlight the progress in fighting childhood cancer. With early diagnosis and effective treatments, childhood cancer is more treatable than ever before.br br Symptoms of childhood cancerbr br • Prolonged fever (weeks or months)br • Abdominal bloatingbr • Legs or hands swellingbr • Headache br • Vomitingbr • Seizurebr • Low haemoglobin br • Bleeding symptomsbr br Treatment for childhood cancerbr br If you notice any of the above symptoms, it is best to consult with a child specialist. If they suspect cancer, they might refer you to a Paediatric oncologist who will run the diagnostic tests. After the diagnosis is confirmed, treatment for childhood cancer will be recommended.