the children's oncology group (cog) registry:

What Are the Benefits for Patients and Families?

By participating in the COG Registry, patients and families can contribute to the advancement of pediatric oncology. They may also gain access to cutting-edge treatments and clinical trials that are not available outside of the COG network.

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