A blog about children’s cancer survivors, fighters and supporters,
and the cancer research that accelerates the search for cures.
Three ways to give holiday hope to kids with cancer At CureSearch for Children’s Cancer, this holiday season is about giving hope – the hope that every childhood cancer patient can live the long, healthy life he or she deserves. […]
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Taking a Hike for Pediatric Cancer (www.loveyourmelon.com) Recently, a team from Love Your Melon took on the challenge of the CureSearch Ultimate Hike in support of our partner, CureSearch for Children’s Cancer. The Ultimate Hike is CureSearch’s program that gives
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2018 CureSearch Young Investigators to Deliver Next Generation ofCancer Treatments CureSearch is thrilled to announce the recipients of the 2018 Young Investigators grants for children’s cancer research. Dr. Loretta Li of the Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders Center and
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Innovative Researcher Awarded CureSearch Catapult Award $1 million grant will fund clinical trial for pediatric glioma patients This month, CureSearch proudly announced our inaugural Catapult Award recipient – Dr. Ranjit Bindra of the Yale Cancer Center. The CureSearch Catapult Awards
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For Immediate Release Contact: Tessa Gatz (240) 235-2204 | tessa.gatz@curesearch.org CURESEARCH FOR CHILDREN’S CANCER ANNOUNCES YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARD RECIPIENTS Young Investigator Recipients Granted $450,000 to Deliver the Next Generation of Cancer Treatments for Pediatric Cancer BETHESDA, MD – July 17,
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By Patrick Baron, WJBC BLOOMINGTON (www.wjbc.com) – In an effort to raise money for a cure for pediatric cancer and raise awareness, a man from Michigan is riding along Route 66 from Chicago to Santa Monica, California. Mark Linder is
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Meet our Superhero: Julie Chau Julie Chau was just 11-years-old when she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia by the doctors at Children’s Hospital Minneapolis. Her parents had been away on a trip to Vietnam and when they came back,
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We were recently inspired by Mat Welch’s CureSearch Gold DIY fundraiser and his commitment to running four — that’s right FOUR — Tough Mudder races in one day. One of his goals? To raise $10,000 for children’s cancer research. We
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(www.loveyourmelon.com) When Dr. Kara Davis first started her career in pediatric oncology, she never thought she would become a laboratory researcher making major strides for childhood cancer research treatments and cures. During her fellowship, Dr. Davis was inspired to use
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In just a few weeks, Margaret Fenlon will lace up her boots and start training a team of hikers from Rochester to trek 25.5 miles on the Superior Hiking Trail in just one day. It isn’t the first time she’s
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