Ziqitza Healthcare ltd  - 15th international childhood cancer day
                     Ziqitza Healthcare ltd  - 15th international 
childhood cancer day
The International Childhood Cancer Day (ICCD) is a global 
collaborative initiative to promote awareness about childhood cancer 
and to show support for children and adolescents who have been 
diagnosed with the disease, as well as survivors and their families. 
Every year on February 15th, International Children's Day (ICCD) is 
organised. Childhood Cancer International came up with the idea in 
2001, and the first worldwide awareness campaign took place in 
2002.
What is childhood cancer?
Cancer can develop in any part of the body, including the blood and 
lymphatic systems, the brain and spinal cord (central nervous system), 
kidneys, and other organs and tissues in children. The majority of the 
time, the cause of childhood malignancies is unknown. Even if they 
develop in the same place of the body, childhood malignancies can 
behave significantly differently than adult tumours.
When healthy cells alter and grow out of control, cancer develops. 
These cells produce a mass called a tumour in most kinds of cancer. 
Tumours can be malignant or non cancerous. A malignant tumour is 
one that has the potential to grow and spread to other regions of 
the body. A benign tumour is one that can grow but will not spread 
to other parts of the body.
These aberrant cells very infrequently develop a solid tumour in 
leukaemia, a blood cancer that begins in the bone marrow. Instead, 
these cells in the bone marrow force out other types of cells. As a 
result, the following products are not produced:
Red blood cells are in their natural state. Oxygen-carrying cells 
transport oxygen to tissues.
White blood cells are the cells that make up the blood. Infection-
fighting cells.
Platelets. The portion of the blood that is required for clotting.
Symptoms and signs
Cancer in children might be difficult to detect. Many of the signs 
and symptoms described below can be seen in children with 
cancer, and many of them are similar to those seen in common 
paediatric illnesses. And, in other cases, cancer-affected children 
do not exhibit any of these alterations. It's also crucial to keep in 
mind that a symptom or indication could be caused by a medical 
condition other than cancer.
  Weight reduction that continues to be unexplained
  Headaches, which are frequently accompanied by vomiting in 
the morning
  Swelling or pain in the bones, joints, back, or legs that persists
  A lump or mass in the abdomen, neck, chest, pelvis, or armpit.
  Excessive bruising, bleeding, or a rash develops
  Infections that are constant, frequent, or persistent
  Behind the pupil is a yellowish colour.
 Nausea that doesn't go away or vomiting that isn't 
accompanied by nausea
 Constant exhaustion 
 Changes in the eyes or vision that occur suddenly and last for a 
long time
 Unknown-cause recurrent or persistent fevers
Facts
More than 400,000 children and adolescents under the 
age of 20 are diagnosed with cancer each year. The rate 
of survival varies by region, with survival rates as high as 
80% in most High-Income Countries and as low as 20% in 
Low and Middle-Income Countries.
The WHO Global Childhood Cancer Initiative's target goal 
is to eradicate all pain and suffering for children facing 
cancer by 2030 and to achieve a survival rate of at least 
60% for all children diagnosed with cancer around the 
world.
About Ziqitza Limited Rajasthan
Since 2005, Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd (ZHL Rajasthan) has been 
one of India's most prominent participants in the Emergency 
Medical Services sector. In order to keep the workplace safe, 
Ziqitza Rajasthan has embraced Medical Room services. 
Integrated Emergency Services and Corporate Health Solutions 
are part of Ziqitza's "one-stop integrated healthcare solution" 
for corporations and governments. In India, there are 3,300 
ambulances, cutting-edge Helpline centres, and medical 
mobile units, with two customers, served every second. In 
India and the Gulf, they deal with 75 corporate firms and state 
governments. The Global Real Impact Awards and the Times 
Social Impact Award were both given to 
Ziqitza Limited Rajasthan.
ZHL Rajasthan mission is to save lives by providing world-
class facilities of fully equipped Advanced and Basic Life 
Support Ambulances in underdeveloped countries. Their 
commitment to fulfil international standards of quality in 
emergency medical services and to be available to 
everyone, regardless of income, reflects their vision.
Please contact Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd or visit their 
website, Ziqitza Limited, if you have any more questions.