Over 800 children with high risk and rare cancers have been enrolled across Australia since the Zero Childhood Cancer clinical trial commenced in 2017. By the end of 2023, our aim is that all children diagnosed with cancer in Australia have access to ZERO.
Involving all paediatric oncology units across Australia, as well as 22 national and international research partners, ZERO brings together leading clinicians and researchers around Australia and internationally, embracing research-driven clinical care to achieve better outcomes for children with cancer, now and into the future.
801
children enrolled
71%
recommended personalised
treatment plan
<9 weeks
average turnaround time
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Make a donation to support this world-leading personalised medicine program for children with cancer.
Capacity Campaign
The capacity campaign is a landmark campaign which harnesses the very best of philanthropic Australia.
Virtual Lab Tour
Discover the research that underpins the Program by taking a virtual tour of the labs of Children's Cancer Institute.
Thomas & Stella's stories
The Zero Childhood Cancer Program is changing the way children with high-risk cancer in Australia are treated. Find out how by watching Thomas and Stella's video or view more of our child stories.
Information for families
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, it has a devastating impact on the whole family. If you have questions about the Zero Childhood Cancer Program and how it might help your child, please read on.
Information for researchers
The Zero Childhood Cancer Program harnesses the latest technology and innovations in research to offer a truly unique insight into an individual child’s cancer to enable identification of the treatment most likely to be effective.
Information for clinicians
The Zero Childhood Cancer Program involves all major paediatric oncology units across Australia who treat the approximately 1,000 children diagnosed with cancer each year. Find out how to get involved in this life-saving program.
News and updates
New partnership set to speed up data analysis for the Zero C...
Inaugural ZERO symposium brings together precision oncology ...
Professor Michelle Haber elected to distinguished Australian...
An unprecedented collaboration
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