For many people, September is back-to-school month, and back-to-work month for those lucky vacationers. But for families with a child with cancer, there is no vacation from the grind of doctors, treatments, and sickness.

Eat more fruits and vegetables, don’t put plastic containers in the microwave or dishwasher and check recycling codes to reduce exposure to chemicals.

Many forms of childhood cancers have gone from being a death sentence to a curable disease. Thanks to advances in treatments, the overall survival rate for childhood cancers has increased from 10% a few decades ago to nearly 90% today. This means that by the year 2020, an estimated half a...

Children with brain tumors that have failed to respond to treatment, or that have returned, will be able to enroll in a Phase 1 clinical trial evaluating an immunotherapy that Apexigen developed. The trial, a collaboration between Apexigen and the Pediatric Brain Tumor Consortium, will evaluate...

Clay hams it up with one of the chaplain’s who played D.J. for a trivia game at Children’s Hospital. It is a good sign that Clay called into the hotline, and won a prize or two for identifying the correct song. He is now settled into “rehab” on the same campus as...

When you are used to having a sibling around at home, used to the constant annoying yet loving jokes, teasing and used to their voice echoing through the house, you don’t really realize what it’s like not to have them around. Ever since about two weeks ago, Clay has been in the hospital and is...