Clinical

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.

A physician scientist updates the St. Jude model of research and clinical care, transforming clinical informatics.

You’re just out of cancer treatment – now what? Read about the transition oncology program that helps young cancer patients get back to living.

There’s a link between hearing loss and difficulty learning to read – and researchers are looking into helping young brain tumor survivors bolster their reading skills.

Remember these three things when you’re about to have a conversation with parents of a sick or dying child.

Read how surviving parents are working with St. Jude to help guide health care and quality of life for future St. Jude patients.