Robert Herjavec is best known for spotting the next big business idea as one of the sharks on ABC’s “Shark Tank,” but recently he set out to discover a different set of innovative ideas. “My mom passed away from ovarian cancer in 2007, and it was really a hard time…
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Childhood Cancer Awareness Month — 30 days dedicated to honoring children and families affected by these rare diseases and rallying support to give kids with cancer better outcomes. At CureSearch, our mission 365 days a year is to end children’s cancer and help families who have a child diagnosed with cancer.
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Gage was diagnosed with inoperable spinal Ewing sarcoma June 2005. He was 3 years old. I had first heard about CureSearch from the hospital social workers in order to help us understand this type of cancer. This was the beginning of our journey to become as informed as possible.
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Every year, Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant locations across Delaware and Pennsylvania donate $0.75 from the sales of their Triple Chocolate Hill dessert to CureSearch. The dessert was developed exclusively to benefit CureSearch’s mission to end children’s cancer, and consists
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For Immediate Release Contact: Sarita Sastry, PhD National Director, Research and Programs (240) 235-2215 | research@curesearch.org curesearch.org Washington, DC – CureSearch thanks Senators Michael Bennet (D-CO) and Marco Rubio (R-FL) along with Representatives Michael McCaul (R-TX-10), G.K. Butterfield (D-NC-01), Chris
Children’s cancer is the number one disease killer of children. However, it is challenging for children to get access to the most promising and novel cancer drugs available to adults. The RACE for Children Act, which is an update of
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Written by Mallory Zarate, Manager, Strategic Partnerships. “How is making something gold and posting it online going to help end children’s cancer?” If you’ve asked yourself this question in regards to Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, which is in September, then
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Dr. Burton Appel remembers when he wrote a college letter of recommendation for a patient. Not an uncommon request for most physicians. But this one is particularly noteworthy for Dr. Appel.
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It’s that time of year when parents pack up the kids, drive down to the beach and enjoy summer vacation days full of family, friends and fun. As much as we all enjoy spending time in the sun, it’s important
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Every cancer diagnosis is difficult, but few things are more harrowing and frightening than hearing your child has cancer. It will come as a devastating blow to parents, siblings and other family members and you will likely have difficult emotions and unanswered questions. But there is help.
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