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The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Dare to Dream project helps pediatric cancer patients like Cayden, who received CAR-T therapy.

An interview with University of Colorado Cancer Center’s Robert Casey, who leads the Wellness Program at Children’s Hospital Colorado.

Expanded psychotherapy program helps pediatric patients and their families navigate complex treatments for cancer and blood disorders.

We’re having a baby. (Yes, fertility is possible after testicular cancer!) Here’s how we did it.

Lawmakers were asked to support the NIH Clinical Trials Diversity Act and kids’ access to cancer care.

The Damon Runyon–St. Jude Pediatric Cancer Research Fellowship will fund up to 25 fellowships over eight years, a $9 million investment.

Products that protect skin and enlighten minds, including the lung-cancer memoir “Stage 5”

An expert hopes to use gathered data to establish guidelines for how best to sample lymph nodes during surgery for pediatric kidney cancer.

CU Cancer Center member Adam Green, MD, covers the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of pediatric brain tumors.

Katie Beall paid over $7,500 out-of-pocket for fertility preservation on top of mounting cancer care costs. Her insurance didn’t cover it.

Research reinforces recommendations from the American Cancer Society and American Academy of Pediatrics to start HPV vaccines at a young age

Until recently, much of the research on liquid biopsies focused on their use in adults with cancer.

Stop using carcinogenic Red Dye No. 3, urges a Consumer Reports petition. But Peeps Easter candymaker says the colorant is FDA approved.

Some childhood cancer survivors develop heart problems later in life, due in part to the chemo that helped save them. Zinecard can help.

Immunotherapy drug Blincyto extends life for those with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) in remission

We need to get targeted drugs to childhood cancer patients more quickly. Here’s a proven way to speed up the treatment pipeline.