French Africa Pediatric Oncology Group

This study aims to create clear, standardized treatment recommendations for children with Hodgkin lymphoma in Africa. It will enroll 250 children under 18 to develop treatment plans that work with the resources available at local hospitals, like whether radiation therapy is an op…

This study aims to improve survival rates for children with retinoblastoma (eye cancer) in African countries by promoting earlier diagnosis and implementing standardized treatment recommendations. Researchers will observe 3,000 children across multiple hospitals to see if followi…

This study aims to improve treatment for children with Burkitt's lymphoma across Africa. It focuses on catching the disease earlier, monitoring how well treatments work, and adjusting plans quickly if needed. The study will also test adding a medication called rituximab to the st…

This study is testing updated treatment guidelines for children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) in African countries. It aims to see if following these specific recommendations can help more children achieve remission and survive longer. The study will enroll 500 children…

This project is creating a large registry to collect information on children with cancer in French-speaking African countries. It aims to track how many children are diagnosed, what treatments they receive, and their health outcomes. The data will help local health authorities be…

This study aims to see how well hospitals in Africa can follow established treatment guidelines for children with nephroblastoma (a type of kidney cancer). It will track 1,000 children to check if hospitals give the recommended treatments and how the children fare afterward. The …