Doctor Doctor Zandile Pooe is the Regional Manager for Gauteng South at CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation




*  The Department of Health, SAAPHO, NCR, and CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation call for public support for children with cancer and survivors, especially during Gold September, an awareness month for childhood cancer.


*  Childhood cancers, like leukaemia, brain cancers, and lymphomas, are significant causes of death worldwide, with approximately 1,000 cases diagnosed annually in South Africa.


*  Gold September aims to raise awareness, advocate for better treatment, and support research for childhood cancer, symbolized by the gold ribbon representing strength and resilience.


*  Early detection and prompt action on the Siluan Early Warning Signs are critical for improving survival rates, with a global goal to reach a 60% survival rate by 2030.


*  Economic hardships, emotional burdens, and delayed diagnoses present significant challenges for families; community support and awareness are essential for comprehensive care and recovery.

Guest: Zandile Pooe is the Regional Manager for Gauteng South at CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation

Doctor Doctor Zandile Pooe is the Regional Manager for Gauteng South at CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation
 
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*  The Department of Health, SAAPHO, NCR, and CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation call for public support for children with cancer and survivors, especially during Gold September, an awareness month for childhood cancer.
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*  Childhood cancers, like leukaemia, brain cancers, and lymphomas, are significant causes of death worldwide, with approximately 1,000 cases diagnosed annually in South Africa.
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*  Gold September aims to raise awareness, advocate for better treatment, and support research for childhood cancer, symbolized by the gold ribbon representing strength and resilience.
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*  Early detection and prompt action on the Siluan Early Warning Signs are critical for improving survival rates, with a global goal to reach a 60% survival rate by 2030.
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*  Economic hardships, emotional burdens, and delayed diagnoses present significant challenges for families; community support and awareness are essential for comprehensive care and recovery.
Guest: Zandile Pooe is the Regional Manager for Gauteng South at CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation
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Weekend Mornings is a hybrid of urban, progressive radio. Hosted by two dynamic personalities, Mlu and Nola, the show is driven by urban music and common topics of discussion such as entertainment news, progressive politics, health, sport, outdoor living, inclusivity, and other topics that have a touch point with the audience

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