Children with cancer have many tests and procedures to make a diagnosis, deliver therapy, or monitor response to treatment. Patients may have several different procedures throughout their diagnosis and treatment. Learn more about procedures that children with cancer may have.
Listen to hopeful thoughts, medical explanations, and practical advice from families and care teams facing childhood and adolescent cancer, blood disorders, and other serious pediatric illnesses.
A wound is a physical injury that disrupts the body's structure. It may be located on the skin's surface, under the skin, or both. Learn about wound care.
Caring for your child with a serious illness likely means you will need to learn new skills. Learn more about caring for your child.
Childhood cancer survivor Brad Muller, MD, offers tips to help parents support their children during treatment.
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