CureSearch for Children’s Cancer’s mission is to end children’s cancer by driving targeted and innovative research with measurable results in an accelerated time frame.
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Social Worker Trains for NYC Marathon to Support Children’s Cancer Research
"Last year, two days before the race, I fell down my stairs and broke my big toe." Those are words of social worker Sarah Fehringer, who finished the 26.2-mile New York City Marathon in 2016, despite experiencing the excruciating pain that comes along with a broken...
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Sadie Freifeld, Stage IV High Risk Neuroblastoma
3 Years Old at Diagnosis. "The first time, it was just complete shock and we went into autopilot mode to just fight. This time around, it hit us a little harder because I think we thought we might have actually been out of the woods after so long." Those are the words...
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“This is a war I am in to win.” Amber Miller’s Mission to Fight Cancer
Not many people are willing to dedicate a large part of their life to fighting cancer, but Amber Miller is. After losing her grandmother to cancer, and having most of her family members touched by the disease, Amber began volunteering for the American Cancer Society....
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What We Fund
Research
For more than 25 years, CureSearch has been a leader in funding children’s cancer research. CureSearch will accelerate the cure for children’s cancer by driving innovation, eliminating research barriers, and solving the field’s most intractable problems.
Clinical Trials
Among adults, less than 5% of those with cancer are enrolled in clinical trials. Yet for children, more than 60% of those with cancer participate in some form of clinical trial. CureSearch supports clinical trials that show promise in making a difference for children with cancer, today.
Resources for Families
CureSearch provides a wide variety of medical information, clinical videos, webinars, a CancerCare app, and other resources for patients, parents, siblings, extended family members, friends, neighbors, teachers and many others who care about a child with cancer.
