
How Kentucky Built a $50 Million Pediatric Cancer Research Fund, and What Other States Can Learn From It
Kentucky has committed $50.5 million to pediatric cancer research since 2018. Here is what advocates in other states can take from the model.

Kentucky has committed $50.5 million to pediatric cancer research since 2018. Here is what advocates in other states can take from the model.

Key Takeaways Summer camps for kids with cancer are medically supported and emotionally safe. Many are staffed by doctors and nurses experienced in pediatric oncology

The National Cancer Institute (NCI) will host the CCDI Symposium this October and bring together the childhood cancer community to learn about CCDI programs and

At CAC2 we are focused on children with cancer, but the issues impacting them are wide ranging and often far bigger than what the childhood
If you weren’t able to join us for the “Know Before You Go” drop-in session for CAC2 Members it isn’t too late to catch up

There were five pieces of legislation that had gained a lot of support across both the House and the Senate over the past two years

During our October federal advocacy drop-in session, we learned about several pieces of legislation that had a good chance to pass before the end of

In conjunction with the European Medicines Agency (EMA), the FDA Oncology Center of Excellence (OCE) held a one-hour Conversations on Cancer public panel discussion on

The October 10 Federal Advocacy drop-in session covered three pieces of authorizing legislation and provided an update on possible appropriations for FY2025. Each of the

The NCI Council of Research Advocates met virtually on June 26 and heard the latest legislative report, with updates on appropriations, cancer-related legislation, and other