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Since 1962, St. Jude has been committed to Danny Thomas’ motto: “No child should die in the dawn of life.” Our discoveries have transformed how the world treats childhood cancers. Today, we continue our work through innovative clinical trials and exceptional care.
In 1983, a St. Jude patient with sickle cell disease was the first to be cured with a bone marrow transplant. Today, St. Jude has one of the nation’s largest sickle cell treatment programs. We also seek cures for many other childhood blood disorders.
Cures for many childhood diseases had their origins in St. Jude clinics and labs. Our doctors and scientists are among the world’s leaders in changing the outcomes for life-threatening childhood diseases.
Our doctors and scientists work together on treatments. Their aim is to improve cure rates and reduce long-term side effects.
St. Jude provides education resources to help patient and families understand diagnosis, treatment, and related topics. Read more about these resources.