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Retinoblastoma is an aggressive childhood eye cancer that kills over 7,000 youngsters each year.
Daisy
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Daisy’s Eye Cancer Fund is the world's only retinoblastoma charity taking a global approach
to the needs of children affected by this cancer.
Saving Vision, Saving Lives
Suffering and death is highest in developing countries, where most affected children live.  Increasing access to existing specialist care in these countries WILL save many lives, and this is our mission!  We:.

• Educate about retinoblastoma to achieve early
   diagnosis and rapid referral to specialist care

• Empower medical teams to deliver sustainable
   high quality evidence-based care

• Enable family support programs that reduce
   burdens and improve access to essential care
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Make A Difference Today!
Find out how your donations are bringing hope to children with eye cancer around the world.
"Childhood eye cancer" is three words,
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raise £1 (US$1.50) for every child in the world who will develop Rb this year!
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