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The Australian Childhood Cancer Registry (ACCR) was established in 1977 by Cancer Council in partnership with passionate clinicians who were frustrated by the lack of information available about the diseases affecting their patients.
Today, the Australian Childhood Cancer Registry (ACCR) is one of the longest running projects of its kind in the world. Led by Cancer Council researcher Professor Joanne Aitken, the ACCR has had a huge impact on how we view and manage childhood cancer, impacting both here and overseas.
How is it that a library of data can make such a big difference to the lives of so many? Cancer in children is rare and difficult to study, and it is only by pooling information from all children diagnosed across Australia that we can begin to fill in the gaps in our understanding to enable the best possible research into childhood cancer.
How is it that a library of data can make such a big difference to the lives of so many? Cancer in children is rare and difficult to study, and it is only by pooling information from all children diagnosed across Australia that we can begin to fill in the gaps in our understanding to enable the best possible research into childhood cancer.
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