In The Netherlands, childhood leukaemia is recorded by the Dutch Childhood Leukaemia
Study Group (DCLSG, set up in 1972) and by nine regional cancer registries which together …

Since 1976 the Swiss Paediatric Oncology Groups (SPOG) has registered leukaemia cases
occurring in Switzerland. The registration was set up for clinical research; however, since …

This study attempted to validate central registration data on all childhood leukaemia cases in
Scotland between 1968 and 1981 in line with the Black Enquiry concerning West Cumbria …

The childhood leukaemia incidence rate for the Netherlands was estimated at 3.11 per
100.000 children (aged 0-15 year) per year, based on a complete nation-wide childhood …

THE CHILDHOOD Cancer Research Group (CCRG) maintains the national registry of
childhood malignant disease for England, Scotland and Wales. The primary source of …

Leukaemias constitute approximately one-third of cancers in children (age 0–14 years) and
10% in adolescents (age 15–19 years). Geographical patterns (1988–1997) and time trends …

The incidence of childhood leukaemia in The Netherlands in the period 1973-1986 was
studied by means of the DCLSG nationwide register, which lists all patients according to …

During the six‐year period 1975‐1980, leukemia was diagnosed in 466 children in Sweden,
giving an estimated incidence of 4.4/100000 children per year (0‐15 years at diagnosis) …

In order to explore potential risk factors of childhood leukaemia, a case control study was
performed including all incident cases from 1992 to 1994. The study was based on the …

Internationally there is a 4-fold variation in age-adjusted incidence rates for childhood
leukaemia (all types combined), with only slightly greater worldwide differences specifically …