- Sep 9, 2016

Strides Made in Treating Childhood Cancer: Report

Significant progress has been made in treating childhood cancers, but more needs to be done to fight tougher cancers and protect the long-term health of survivors, a new report says.

Study successfully mimics complex neuroblastoma vasculature on a chip to explore treatments

Longer exclusive breastfeeding may lower risk for childhood hematologic cancers

Predicting Infection Risk in Childhood Cancer

Researchers find genetic variant contributing to disparities in childhood leukemia risk

Chemotherapy cured my cancer. Years later it likely gave me heart disease.

How Cancer Can Shape Young Patients’ Sense of Identity

Promoting Cardiovascular Health in Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancers

Change in MYCN-driven cell state opens therapeutic window in high-risk neuroblastoma

Immunotherapy targeting cancer fusion protein may hold key to treating rare liver cancer

Researchers unveil the origin of second pediatric cancers and chemotherapy-induced mutations in healthy tissues

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