the children's oncology group (cog) registry:

How is the Data Used?

Data from the COG Registry is used to:
Conduct clinical research and trials
Develop new treatment protocols
Improve existing treatment methods
Understand the long-term effects of cancer treatments
Identify risk factors and genetic markers
Enhance patient care and quality of life

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