Building Trust: Learning to Manage Sickle Cell Disease Together

by Elizabeth Roberson November 5, 2026

Building trust can help people with sickle cell disease manage their health. Learn how one couple supports each other while living life more fully.

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Finding Fall: A Mother’s Reflections on Grief and Faith

by Tasha Ives October 26, 2026

A mother reflects on grief, faith, and memories of her daughter as autumn brings reminders of the love they shared and the time they had together. Read her story.

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Why Global Cancer Research Is Important

by Jill Granger October 12, 2026

Global research collaborations help us develop better cancer treatments and delivery methods. Learn why global clinical trials are important.

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Siblings Have a Different Type of Grief

by Lindsey Herron October 6, 2026

Siblings often grieve in silence after a brother or sister dies. One mother shares her family's story and how childhood cancer and grief affected them.

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Beyond Survival: Why Childhood Cancer Survivorship Must Include the Right to a Full Life

by Alejandra Mendez September 22, 2026

Childhood cancer survivorship must go beyond survival. Learn why rights, quality of life, fertility, and long-term support matter.

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Study Looks at CAR T–Cell Long-Term Effects in Children

by Beth Bartholomew August 25, 2026

Researchers are studying the long-term effects of CAR T–cell therapy in children treated for leukemia. Read how survivors and scientists are shaping future CAR T–cell research.

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Know the Signs of Sepsis: It Could Save Your Child’s Life

by Hana Hakim, MD, MS August 19, 2026

Children with cancer and other serious illnesses are at higher risk for sepsis. Learn the symptoms and when to contact your care team immediately.

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Changing Perceptions About Childhood Cancer Stigma

by Lara Counts August 13, 2026

Cancer stigma affects children with cancer and their families, but research is helping reduce stigma and improve support worldwide. Learn more.

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Always Looking to the Future: What Got Me Through Treatment

by Madi August 4, 2026

Leukemia survivor Madi shares how a simple “when I get home” list helped her stay hopeful during treatment. Discover what kept her looking ahead.

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Vaccines and Flu Shots: What You Need to Know for 2026–2027

by Diego R. Hijano, MD, MSc July 7, 2026

Vaccines are crucial for protecting against infectious diseases like the flu. Infectious disease expert Diego Hijano, MD, answers common questions about them.

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