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Hundreds gathered in Abuja, Nigeria for the 2024 Childhood Cancer Awareness Walk .
Nigerian children face high costs and delayed diagnoses, which the walk aims to address.
WHO estimates 80% of childhood cancers occur in low-income countries like Nigeria , where many cases go undiagnosed or are detected late.
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