More Than Physical: The Impacts of Childhood Cancers on Mental Health
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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
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By Bill Thomas | March 15, 2024 Pediatric cancer researchers have long suspected that genetic factors play a role in
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SAMUEL C. BLACKMAN, MD, PhD Co-founder and Head of Research & Development DAY ONE BIOPHARMACEUTICALS A little-known fact in the
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