Hope for Neuroblastoma Patients: Woman Treated with CAR T Cells 18 Years Ago Still in Remission
By Bill Thomas | April 4th In recent years, one of the most promising developments in childhood cancer research has
Meet the people who are behind the scenes, doing the groundbreaking work that will lead to improved outcomes, safer treatments, and eventually a cure for pediatric cancer. They may not be famous, but for the children and families facing a tough, sometimes seemingly impossible battle against childhood cancer, the people behind the research offer hope for a cancer-free future. They are their heroes.
By Bill Thomas | April 4th In recent years, one of the most promising developments in childhood cancer research has
By Bill Thomas | March 13th Last month, we reported on a new policy of the National Institute of Health (NIH)
By Bill Thomas | March 13th Earlier this year, U.S. Congress cut funding for childhood cancer research from its 2025
By Bill Thomas | February 27th It wasn’t long ago that this blog reported on a new United States Congress-approved
By Bill Thomas | February 11th The Profectus Blog exists to help patients, survivors, families, donors, and other members of
By Bill Thomas | January 2nd The U.S. Congress narrowly avoided a government shutdown last week with the passing of
By Bill Thomas | December 4 For children who have been diagnosed with pediatric cancers, few things feel quite as
By Bill Thomas | November 21 For decades, doctors have relied on four primary forms of therapy to treat pediatric
By Bill Thomas | November 1, 2024 Pediatric cancer research has made some very big strides in the last few
By Bill Thomas | October 23, 2025 The health of a pediatric cancer patient is a delicate thing. Not just
By Bill Thomas | October 1, 2024 Living with a pediatric cancer diagnosis can take a heavy toll on patients.
By Bill Thomas | September 3, 2024 Immunotherapy is one of the most promising emerging trends in childhood cancer research
By Bill Thomas | August 16, 2024 The toolbox of medical devices used by doctors and patients all around the
By Amanda Saratsis, MD | August 1, 2024 To help our readers better understand some innovative treatments, we are devoting
By Bill Thomas | July 2, 2024 There are many differences between pediatric and adult cancers. One of the biggest
By Bill Thomas | June 17, 2024 Here at the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, our mission is to help accelerate
By Bill Thomas | June 1, 2024 For any parent or guardian of a child whose cancer is in remission,
By Bill Thomas | May 15, 2024 Outside of brain cancer, neuroblastoma is the most common form of solid tumor
By Bill Thomas | May 15, 2024 Not long ago, the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation hosted a special guest blog
By Bill Thomas | May 1, 2024 Pediatric cancer comes in many different shapes and forms, some more difficult to
By Amanda Saratsis, MD | April 15, 2024 The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to a range of disciplines
By Bill Thomas | April 1, 2024 From leukemias and lymphomas to carcinomas and sarcomas, there are many, many different
By Bill Thomas | March 15, 2024 It’s been said that dogs are humans’ best friends. They are good for
By Bill Thomas | March 15, 2024 Pediatric cancer researchers have long suspected that genetic factors play a role in
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