Penn State Health recruits leading researcher to fight pediatric cancer
Cris Collingwood//August 2, 2023 An internationally known physician-scientist and her research consortium have joined Penn State Health to continue efforts to eradicate pediatric cancer. Penn State Health and Penn State College of Medicine[...]
The Power of Will
Will Lacey was just a baby when doctors diagnosed a rare form of cancer and told his family there was only one end. Nobody then could imagine the journey ahead,[...]
Michigan Child Trials Target Genetic Roots of Cancers
Thank you Detroit News for featuring a story about the work we are doing. It wouldn’t be possible without the support of Dell, TGen Foundation and our generous community. Together,[...]
$1,100,000 for Beat Childhood Cancer Research!
On December 24, 2014 the Grand Rapids community surpassed the Million Dollar Challenge by raising $1,100,000 for NMTRC research! This donation was then matched by a generous Beat NB donor[...]
Endowment Gift Establishes Haworth Family Pediatric Oncology Innovative Therapeutics Clinic at Helen Devos Children’s Hospital
Children fighting cancer have new hope thanks to an endowment gift from Dick and Ethie Haworth to the Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital Foundation. Their major gift establishes the Haworth Family[...]
Research: Beat Childhood Cancer
The Beat Childhood Cancer Research Consortium is a group of 54+ universities and children's hospitals
So proud of two of our interns, Chloe and Laura, who presented the research they worked on in our lab this summer at Cornell’s Undergraduate Research Day!
🎬Take Action Tuesday
Because of the action YOU have taken this last year, we have been able to fulfill this gift and more. ✨💛
On August 1, the Beat Childhood Cancer Foundation committed $2 Million in support to give thanks for Dr. Sholler's new position as Division Chief of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology/BMT at Penn State Health Children's Hospital in Hershey.
On November 1, the Beat Childhood Cancer Foundation surpassed the $2 Million goal and is aiming for bigger and better achievements by year end to ensure the Beat Childhood Cancer Research Consortium can successfully change and save lives.
In this season of thanks and giving, we are so thankful for every single person who continues to make a difference for every child, everywhere.
#takeactiontuesday #ifnotusthenwho #beatchildhoodcancer #weare #togetherwewill
The Beat Childhood Cancer Research Team had 3 abstracts accepted to SIOP 2023 and Dr. Sholler was asked to give an oral presentation during the conference last week!
One of the reasons we love attending the International Society of Pediatric Oncology (SIOP) conference is the ability to connect with individuals from all over the world to foster collaboration for access and innovative therapies for children everywhere. There are so many amazing people in this community and we are so excited for the work we will be able to achieve together 🌎🧬👩⚕️
Today was truly an incredible day for childhood cancer research with a "YES" to DFMO. Participating in the FDA-ODAC meeting which reviewed our data on DFMO was an honor. We are so thankful to all the research teams, the clinical teams that have cared for and supported our patients and to the families who trusted us and participated in our trials. Now Every Child Every Where can hopefully have access to DFMO.
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FDA’S ODAC Votes Yes to Eflornithine for Pediatric Neuroblastomas
FDA’S ODAC Votes Yes to Eflornithine for Pediatric Neuroblastomas
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The decision marks the first time the FDA has relied on a single externally controlled trial to support a potential approval in oncology.