CAC2 Member Blog–Joseph’s Legacy: A Personal Odyssey in the Fight Against Childhood Cancer
By CAC2 Student Member Joshua Omale In the hushed corridors of my memories, Joseph’s laughter remains a poignant melody, forever intertwined with the tale of
By CAC2 Student Member Joshua Omale In the hushed corridors of my memories, Joseph’s laughter remains a poignant melody, forever intertwined with the tale of
By CAC2 Organizational Member Katie Holcomb (Ryan’s Case for Smiles) When you’re grieving the loss of your child, holidays are tough. Instead of bringing joy

For many, the holiday season is a time of joy, togetherness, and reflection. However, families dealing with the harsh reality of pediatric cancers face exceptional

A pediatric cancer diagnosis can shatter the world of any family, plunging them into a challenging and emotionally tumultuous journey. Amidst the physical and medical

Assorted News from the Last Week: CAC2 Members Nicole Scobie (Zoe4Life) and Nick Bird (Solving Kids’ Cancer-UK) contributed to this Journal of Clinical Oncology commentary

Assorted News from the Last Week: Dr. Andy Kolb of CAC2 Member Leukemia & Lymphoma Society explains why a well-meaning FDA policy is a threat

Assorted News from the Last Week: World Health Organization (WHO) Foundation report on global childhood cancer A collaboration of researchers has published successful results from

Assorted News from the Last Week: The Childhood Cancer Data Initiative (CCDI) awarded eight administrative supplements to NCI-Designated Cancer Centers to investigate how data in

By CAC2 Organizational Member David Achey (Wit You Against Childhood Cancer) Childhood cancer is a challenging experience that affects everyone: the child, their family and

Assorted News from the Last Week: World Health Organization joins forces with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and other key countries to coordinate vital humanitarian