Children with cancer 'denied basic treatment’

Thousands of children with cancer are being denied basic treatment, according to campaigners.

Children with cancer 'denied basic treatment’
Sun, 15 Feb, 2004 - 09:52

Thousands of children with cancer are being denied basic treatment, according to campaigners.

The majority who contract the disease are from developing countries, up to 80% die, and some aren't even given morphine for pain.

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