Assorted News from the Last Week: In CAC2’s April pop-up webinar, “Patient Advocacy, Non-Profit Foundations, and the Changing Landscape of Pediatric Cancer Funding,” our special
In CAC2’s April pop-up webinar, “Patient Advocacy, Non-Profit Foundations, and the Changing Landscape of Pediatric Cancer Funding,” our special guest, Dr. Kimryn Rathmell, shared compelling
Overview: Now in its 6th year, the Hopper-Belmont Foundation (“HBF”) Inspiration Award aims to motivate young investigators to make a difference early in their careers
Assorted News from the Last Week: Parents of kids with cancer fear GOP budget cuts could slash Medicaid What I wish I had known: A
By CAC2 Individual Member Robert Dilley writing about why sustained research funding is essential to progress. This essay first appeared on April 15 in MedPage Today.
Shared with permission from and thanks to the American Association for Cancer research. This post contains information about the “Rally for Medical Research ‘On the
Assorted News from the Last Week: CAC2 Individual Member Robert Dilley blogging about why sustained research funding is essential to progress. AACR issues calls to
In CAC2’s April webinar, “The Role of AI from Diagnosis to Treatment for Childhood Cancer,” our speakers explored how Artificial Intelligence is being used in
Assorted News from the Last Week: A study explores the effects of identifying pediatric cancer survivors at risk for complications, developing targeted interventions, determining where
Assorted News from the Last Week: A pan-Canadian team has developed a new way to quickly find personalized treatments for young cancer patients, by growing
