Assorted News from the Last Week: Children and young people are waiting longer than necessary for cancer diagnosis, according to new research. Disruptions to school,

Assorted News from the Last Week: The National Cancer Institute reports that about 85 percent of children diagnosed with cancer are alive five years after

Assorted News from the Last Week: In CAC2’s May webinar, “Fertility Hope for Childhood Cancer Survivors” our speakers explored fertility preservation and future family building

Assorted News from the Last Week: If you weren’t able to join us for the “Know Before You Go” drop-in session for CAC2 Members, it

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

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

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

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

Assorted News from the Last Week: A man who battled childhood cancer has received the first known transplant of sperm-producing stem cells, in a study