Championing childhood cancer care since 1983. POGO ensures that everyone affected by childhood cancer has access to the best possible care and support—from a child’s diagnosis, through treatment and into survivorship. Learn More »

The POGO childhood cancer registry, POGONIS, is an unparalleled resource for pediatric cancer research. The results of projects generated from POGO’s registry will have immediate and lasting impact on the care of Ontario’s children with cancer, as well as that of children around the globe – both those who are newly diagnosed and the ...

The Childhood Cancer Care Plan: A Roadmap for Ontario 2024-2029 is POGO’s sixth long-range plan as advisor to the Ontario government on childhood cancer care. It sets out a path for the next five years to leverage collaboration and coordination across the province to ensure wrap-around care and support for children, youth, survivors and ...

2025年2月21日 · childhood cancer care system for children, youth, survivors, and their families in Ontario and beyond. POGO secures Ministry of Health funding to support clinical activities at our partner hospitals and system-wide coordination of childhood cancer care in Ontario.

2024年11月7日 · We show that POGK acts as a tumor suppressor in triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) cells and that it couples with the co-repressor TRIM28 to directly block the transcription of ribosomal genes RPS16 and RPS29, in turn causing widespread inhibition of …

LINKED for Life was created by POGO’s Survivor to Survivor (S2S) Network facilitators to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer and survivor care.

2018年9月24日 · The Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario (POGO) now supports highly coordinated care at eight Satellite Clinics across the province, each linked to one of the five major hospitals with a pediatric cancer program.

Here, we discuss recent findings by Tu et al. in Molecular Cell that identify Pogo transposon-derived gene POGK as tumor suppressor in triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) by regulating ribosome biogenesis and restricting cell growth.

POGO monitors and publicly reports childhood cancer statistics in Ontario, including cancer incidence (new cases), mortality (deaths) and survival over time and by population. We do this work using data collected in POGONIS, POGO’s childhood cancer database, which is also linked to other databases managed by our partners in childhood cancer care.

The Provincial Pediatric Oncology AfterCare Program is a project of the Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario (POGO). At the POGO Pediatric Cancer AfterCare Clinic at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, we can help you to stay healthy and to handle …