The last week in September marks Child Cancer Awareness Month coming to an end but there's still time to go gold and raise awareness for such an important cause.
Young children can't always describe their symptoms so it's vital for parents, carers and family members to familiarise themselves with the main signs and symptoms. Most GPs will only see once case of child cancer in their career and this can often lead to misdiagnosis. For a list of symptoms and to find out more about the raising awareness visit Be Child Cancer Aware.
Lucy x
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