Survivorship Matters Blog By CAC2 Member Mary Beth Collins, PREP4Gold SCANXIETY – just the word generates response in the childhood cancer community. One might tense
In our October CAC2 All-Member webinar. Amy Godkin (ASK Foundation) helped us host a panel program that included Kim Buff (Momcology), Heather Held (Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation),
Access to the most promising pediatric cancer treatments is often achieved by participating in clinical trials. And private, nonprofit organizations have become a significant source
By CAC2 Member Mary Beth Collins, PREP4Gold For the entire month of September the world hears a great deal from the childhood cancer community, feverishly
This collaborative research effort was due in part to childhood cancer groups coming together as part of CAC2. CAC2 salutes CAC2 Member Organizations The Andrew
By CAC2 Member Susan Guisto (Friends of Cathryn Foundation) and Guest Blogger Judith G. Villablance, MD, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Every year, approximately 1 in
By CAC2 Member Sarah Bartosz, Beat Childhood Cancer This collaborative research effort was due in part to childhood cancer groups coming together as part of
State-level advocacy is becoming a big opportunity across the country as it gives advocates another way to get involved in addition to going to DC.
We were pleased to present the May All-Member Webinar on May 12. Sue Guisto (Friends of Cathryn Foundation) and Steve Crowley helped us host a speaker
In April’s CAC2 All-Member Webinar, Dr. Brian D. Crompton (pediatric oncologist at Dana Farber/Boston Children’s Hospital) and CAC2 Member Greg Harper (Living LFS) presented about the possibilities with emerging technology
