
Member Blog–When the National Drug Shortage Becomes Personal
By CAC2 Individual Member Jennifer Flowers Rhabdomyosarcoma became a common word in my family when I was three years old. By the time of diagnosis,

By CAC2 Individual Member Jennifer Flowers Rhabdomyosarcoma became a common word in my family when I was three years old. By the time of diagnosis,

By CAC2 Student Member Joshua Omale Attending the 2024 International Cancer Week, organized by Nigeria’s National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment (NICRAT), was indeed

Assorted News from the Last Week: Implementation of the RACE for Children Act has substantially lowered the number of adult cancer drugs exempted from pediatric

Assorted News from the Last Week: Bullying significant issue for young people in aftermath of eye cancer. Personalized vaccine trial for diffuse hemispheric glioma will

Assorted News from the Last Week: The emotional toll of chronic illness in childhood: Doing more to promote mental well-being in pediatric patients. Young children

Assorted News from the Last Week: White House issues proclamation on National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, 2024 CAC2 Member Blog–Wisconsin Pediatric Cancer Action Plan Published! Improving

Assorted News from the Last Week: Early interventions may improve long-term academic achievement in young childhood brain tumor survivors. Early onset psychosis in a pediatric

Assorted News from the Last Week: The NCI Budget Fact Book summarizes the distribution of the fiscal year 2023 budget among the various NCI research

Assorted News from the Last Week: Lifestyle habits can alleviate the effects of cancer treatment in children. A study into precision medicine for high-risk Neuroblastoma

Assorted News from the Last Week: Congratulations to CAC2 Members Autumn Gentry (MACC Fund, Inc) and Mariah Forster Olson (Neuroblastoma Children’s Cancer Society) with inspiration