the children's oncology group (cog) registry:

How Can Healthcare Providers Get Involved?

Healthcare providers can become involved by affiliating with the Children's Oncology Group and enrolling eligible patients in the registry. They can also participate in research studies and contribute to the development of new treatment protocols.

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