New Delhi, April 17 -- justify;">Pediatric cancer is a heart-wrenching diagnosis that no parent ever wants to hear. While most cancers in children are not directly inherited, recent research has shed light on how genetics can play a role in the development of cancer in young patients.

Understanding the genetic factors behind pediatric cancer can help parents make informed decisions and advocate for the best possible care for their child. Read on as we will explore the role of genetics in pediatric cancer, how genetic mutations contribute to cancer development and what every parent should know.

In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr Intezar Mehdi, Director and HOD, Senior Consultant - Paediatric Haeamtology Oncology and BMT at HCG Cancer ...