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The Cancer Center supports five major interdisciplinary research programs that are organized with the specific intent of translating basic science discoveries into curative therapies for children with cancer, while minimizing long-term side effects. Our three disease-oriented programs focus on Developmental Biology and Solid Tumors, Hematological Malignancies, and Neurobiology and Brain Tumors; our Cancer Control and Survivorship Program strives to improve the quality of life of individuals surviving childhood cancer; and our Cancer Biology Program embeds basic cancer research within the heart of the center, facilitating direct interaction between the disease-oriented programs and the major laboratory resources in the center.
The goals of the Cancer Biology program at St. Jude are to define the critical cellular pathways involved in normal cellular regulation and the pathways that are altered in transformed cells.
Learn MoreThe Cancer Control & Survivorship (CCS) Program at St. Jude consists of a highly productive multi-disciplinary team affiliated with seven different departments/divisions within the institution.
Learn MoreThe Developmental Biology & Solid Tumor Program at St. Jude has as its central role the improvement in curative therapy for children and adolescents with solid tumors.
Learn MoreThe overall goal of the Hematological Malignancies Program is to advance cure rates for children with leukemia, while minimizing acute and late sequelae of therapy.
Learn MoreThe Neurobiology and Brain Tumor Program at St. Jude is a comprehensive program that includes world leading neuroscientists, cancer biologists and physicians
Learn MoreThe St. Jude STEMM Education and Outreach Program aims to increase diversity of the biomedical workforce by addressing inequities in K-16 STEM education.
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