The Biomedical Lifecycle Model: A Holistic Approach to Pediatric Cancer Care from Cradle to Career to Cure
By Bill Thomas | September 30 Earlier this year, Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation proudly announced its commitment to three new
By Bill Thomas | September 30 Earlier this year, Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation proudly announced its commitment to three new
By Bill Thomas | September 22 Being diagnosed with pediatric cancer is a life-changing experience in more ways than one.
By Bill Thomas | September 12 One of our top priorities here at Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation is improving outcomes
By Bill Thomas | August 5th Pediatric cancer research is a continuously evolving process. It never really “ends” because every
By Bill Thomas | August 5th For a parent, watching your child grow from a tender newborn into a fully
By Bill Thomas | July 21st Although she was only three years old at the time, Natalie Burraston vividly remembers
By Bill Thomas | June 26th One of the things that sets pediatric cancers apart from adult cancers is that
By Bill Thomas | May 28th With the already limited amount of federal funds available for pediatric cancer research in
By Bill Thomas | May 8th Of all the tools that doctors and patients have access to when facing the
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