ica, Asia and Australia will converge on London to discuss this and a wealth of other research being presented over the five days of the conference. Many of the usual suspects will be covered including radiation, parental smoking, viruses and air pollution. But other concepts that have so far received little attention will also be highlighted.

These include, for example, diet in early life, melatonin and circadian rhythms, light pollution and medicines in pregnancy.

It is hoped that out of the conference will be born an agenda for future research and CHILDREN with LEUKAEMIA will be launching a 1m fund to support research in priority areas.

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Contact: Tina Price
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Children With Leukaemia
6-Sep-2004

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