From Emerging Investigators to Legacy Researchers: Ensuring Tangible Results Through Sustained Momentum
By Bill Thomas | April 29th The concept of “legacy” is a familiar one for many in the pediatric cancer […]
U.S. Senate Passes Landmark Pediatric Cancer Provisions as Part of 2026 Spending Bill
By Bill Thomas | March 17th Over the last year, the pediatric cancer community has weathered more than its fair […]
Announcing This Year’s 2026 Grant Recipients!
By Bill Thomas | March 6th Since 1982, Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation has had one primary, overarching vision: to make […]
First of Its Kind: New Childhood Cancer Catalog Identifies Potential Immunotherapy Targets
By Bill Thomas | February 3 From the seemingly endless number of cuts being made to federal funding, to the […]
More Federal Funding Cuts: NIH Pulls Support for Pediatric Brain Tumor Consortium
By Bill Thomas | December 10 It’s a situation every oncologist is all too familiar with: a localized cancer, dangerous […]
Mental Health Effects of Pediatric Brain Tumors: How Neurological Health Impacts Emotional Health
By Bill Thomas | October 8 “I think therefore I am.” That famous quote, by 17th century philosopher René Descartes, […]
The Biomedical Lifecycle Model: A Holistic Approach to Pediatric Cancer Care from Cradle to Career to Cure
By Bill Thomas | September 30 Earlier this year, Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation proudly announced its commitment to three new […]
Life After Childhood Cancer: Understanding the Long Journey of Survivorship
By Bill Thomas | September 22 Being diagnosed with pediatric cancer is a life-changing experience in more ways than one. […]
The Rural-Urban Divide: How Geography Impacts Childhood Cancer Care
By Bill Thomas | September 12 One of our top priorities here at Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation is improving outcomes […]
Liquid Biopsy Breakthrough Improves Pediatric Cancer Diagnosis, Highlights the Importance of Emerging Investigators
By Bill Thomas | August 5th Pediatric cancer research is a continuously evolving process. It never really “ends” because every […]