Clinical

As clinicians learn more about the late effects of pediatric cancer treatments, these important discussions with patients are changing.

Read about the non-stop efforts to help prevent infection in hospitals around the world: a course of infection prevention and control

Patient family-centered care: Read how this virtual advisory committee will give clinical staff more feedback from cancer patients and families.

Researchers researching a flu vaccine that lasts longer and protects the most vulnerable patients.

Thanks to these efforts, patients with sickle cell disease are transitioning into adulthood and living long, healthy lives.

Read how this pre-clinical research fast-tracked a clinical trial for a diabolical pediatric brain tumor.

The rarest pediatric cancers are poorly understood, and more information can inform progress on disorders that plague children.

It may look like some sort of strange modern art – but it’s a simple machine describing a very complicated, and mysterious, process.

Pill swallowing should be easy – imagine the stress when the pills are life-saving and you have a physical condition that makes it difficult – what then?

New treatments have led to new thinking and new approaches to pediatric cancer – and sometimes, a cure isn’t the goal.