2018 Archive

For 12 years, science didn’t know how certain immune responses were activated. They do now, and it may lead to new cancer treatments.

New findings from St. Jude study Genomes 4 Kids suggest many actionable mutations are missed without a three-platform genomic sequencing approach that includes WGS.

Is precision medicine the next frontier of discovery for cancer cures? This scientist says, for some patients, it may be.

If you could go back and tell your younger self how to get through the most difficult time, what would you say? Read how a cancer survivor would write it.

House of blood or house of guts? Read how this internal Sorting Hat decides where cells go.

Think balance is simply staying upright? It’s much more complicated than that, especially if you’re a survivor.

Pediatric cancers cause many problems above the neck. Pediatric otolaryngology seeks to repair cancer’s damage to children’s ears, noses and throats.

Read what happens when you get scientists and doctors together to help children.

Overcoming childhood cancer is only the beginning of the journey – a whole new set of problems await.

Raising a teen is hard enough without the added stress of a medical condition — here’s nine ways you can help them and foster their development.