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University Presbyterian Church provides a vibrant ministry and spiritual home for people of all ages and backgrounds in the heart of beautiful Austin, Texas.

Cartoons from all over the world have gone bald, sending out the message that a child with cancer deserves to be seen just like any other child. #baldcartoons

The International Journal of MCH and AIDS (IJMA) is a United States-based multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed, global health, open access journal that publishes original research articles, review articles, clinical studies, evaluation studies, policy analyses, and commentaries/opinions in all areas of maternal, infant, child health, (MCH) and HIV/AIDS in low and middle-income countries, and in populations that are experiencing health disparities (i.e. inequalities) around the world. The journal focuses on the social determinants of health and disease as well as on the disparities in the burden of communicable, non-communicable, and neglected tropical diseases affecting infants, children, women, adults, and families across the life span in developing countries and around the world.

The science behind the health concerns over wireless technologies in schools. Information about a precautionary approach, the concerns of scientists, governments and individuals from around the world.

Over 200,000 children develop cancer worldwide each year. Most of these children live in developing countries where survival rates can be as low as 10%, compared to 80% in high income countries. Thousands of children are dying unnecessarily when they could be treated or cured. World Child Cancer was founded in 2007. Our vision is a world where every child with cancer has equal access to the best treatment and care.

World Eye Cancer Hope is for all children with eye cancer, their families and survivors. An early sign of childhood eye cancer is a white glow in the pupil