The report charts major advances in precision oncology and immunotherapy but also reveals stagnant survival for several childhood cancers and ongoing disparities in access to care.

A unique facility in Melbourne containing hundreds of childhood cancer tissue samples has produced a first-of-its-kind catalog of pediatric cancers to help identify how the immune system can target each one.

The annual CURE Childhood Cancer Holiday Party brought joy, crafts, treats and a visit from Santa to families navigating the challenges of childhood cancer.

Juvenile Myelomonocytic Leukemia, or JMML, is a rare and aggressive childhood blood cancer that mostly affects kids under four. Early recognition of its symptoms and timely intervention with bone marrow transplants can be lifesaving.

Five institutions conducting pediatric cancer research will get $5 million in state funds to help with their work.

Before his death at 4 years old, Salvatore “Sal” Vanni underwent 12 surgeries, 55 cycles of chemotherapy, and 50 rounds of radiation.