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Research Update: How to Support Grieving Parents

by Jennifer Snaman, MD June 24, 2024

Jennifer Snaman, MD, is a palliative care physician and researcher. Learn about her research on supporting parents who have lost children to cancer.

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Tips for Childhood Cancer Survivors on Staying Financially Fit

by Mary Powers May 10, 2024

Financial woes are a common late effect of childhood cancer. Learn from the experiences of a 3-times cancer survivor and explore tips for managing financial stress.

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Spotlight on Childhood Cancer Research

by Jill Granger August 15, 2023

Learn about St. Jude discoveries on T cell therapy for AML, KMT2A leukemia, craniopharyngioma, Hodgkin lymphoma, and improving survival after cancer.

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Healthy Lifestyle Linked to Longer Lifespan for Childhood Cancer Survivors

by Stephanie Dixon, MD, MPH May 3, 2023

A study shows childhood cancer survivors with healthy lifestyles have a lower risk of death due to health-related causes. Learn more about the study.

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Executive VP of St. Jude on Advancing the Treatment of Childhood Cancer and Thoughts on The Future

by Charles Roberts, MD, PHD September 21, 2021

Together interviewed Charles Roberts, MD, PhD, Executive Vice President of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. We talked to the pediatric oncologist and scientist about his career advancing the treatment of childhood cancer and his thoughts on the future.

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St. Jude President and CEO Dr. James Downing's Message to Families on Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

by James R. Downing, MD September 7, 2021

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital President and CEO Dr. James Downing instills hope in families on Childhood Cancer Awareness Month; talks Together, the Pediatric Cancer Genome project and solving the global pediatric cancer problem.

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