October is Liver Cancer Awareness Month, and we want to spotlight an important but rare childhood cancer: Hepatoblastoma. Hepatoblastoma is a solid tumor that develops in the liver and makes up about half of all liver tumors in children. It’s rare—only about 50–70 new cases are diagnosed each year in the United States—and it occurs slightly more often in boys than in girls. Learn more: https://www.acco.org/hepatoblastoma/ | American Childhood Cancer Organization

From our signature Medical Play Kit to our library of books, ACCO’s resources are specially designed for children, teens, siblings and parents. Register today: https://www.acco.org/we-can-help/ | American Childhood Cancer Organization

From our signature medical play kit to our library of books, all of ACCO’s resources are specially designed for families of children with cancer. These resources are for children, teens, siblings, and yes, parents too! If your child has cancer, these resources are completely free for you, register today: https://www.acco.org/we-can-help/ | American Childhood Cancer Organization

While treatments like chemotherapy and radiation save lives, they can also leave lasting effects on children long after treatment ends. These chronic conditions may not appear for months or even years and can impact a child’s health for life. That’s why ongoing, specialized follow-up care is just as important as the initial treatment. Every child’s journey is unique, and so are the risks of late effects. At ACCO, we’re committed to supporting children and families through treatment and beyond wh

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. Help make a difference in the lives of childhood cancer patients, survivors and their families today. | American Childhood Cancer Organization

2.1K views · 108 reactions | International Childhood Cancer Day is February 15th and you can help raise much needed awareness. Order a shirt, wear it on the 15th and and send in a photo from around the world for kids with cancer! | American Childhood Cancer Organization | Facebook