Background
Childhood cancer is the sixth leading cause of global cancer burden.
Indeed, 90% of childhood cancer cases occur in low-middle-income
countries (LMICs), where mortality can be 4-5 times higher than in high
income settings. In addition, many LMICs lack data on pediatric oncology
for policy development and resource prioritization. In this paper, we
describe the state of pediatric cancer care and treatment in Cameroon.