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Interactive-Animated CD-ROM, soon to help kids with cancer
Jul 31 2006, Charu

With a view to help the kids who are suffering from cancer and their parents, hospitals in Toronto have come up with an interactive measure to prepare them for radiation. They have launched an educational CD-ROM called Radiation for Kids.

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