India, Feb. 15 -- International Childhood Cancer Day 2026: February 15 is observed as International Childhood Cancer Day to raise awareness about childhood cancers and the importance of early detection. Cancer is not only seen in later stages of life, but it can also happen to children. Timely recognition is critical here, followed by early diagnosis and prompt medical intervention. This way, treatment outcome will be better, increasing survival rates too.ALSO READ: Oncologist explains how even '1 drink a day' can slowly increase your risk of oral cancer; shares early warning signs

First, parents need to identify potential red-flag signs among common, everyday symptoms. Children often fall sick and get bruised while playing. But parents ...