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Research

April 6, 2018

Acquiring Targets in the Fight Against AML

URA childhood cancer diagnosis can turn complete strangers into intimate friends very quickly. Because each…

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April 6, 2018

A Survivor’s To-Do List

A Childhood Cancer Survivor’s To-Do List It is important that childhood cancer survivors focus…

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April 6, 2018

Driving as Long as it Takes

Driving as Long as it Takes “Nothing’s been normal with Evan,” his father, Kraig,…

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April 4, 2018

Robert’s Ready for Lauren’s Run, Are You?

April in Atlanta means short sleeves, bursts of azaleas, a robin’s song, and pollen… lots…

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Family & Patient Support

April 2, 2018

Managing Scanxiety

The term “scanxiety” commonly refers to the anxiety, worry, and fear associated with post-treatment follow-up…

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Events

March 2, 2018

8 Years and Counting

When April rolls around, the Fenchak family will be preparing for another big day at…

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Family & Patient Support

February 12, 2018

An Invitation in the Mailbox

By LaTressa McVey I remember the first day I held Janae in my arms. Within…

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Childhood Cancer

February 12, 2018

The Girl who Dances Through Chemo

Imagine having to evacuate for a hurricane just days after you’ve celebrated the birth to…

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February 12, 2018

Coffee Served with a Purpose

There’s a new coffee shop in town – but it isn’t like the ones you…

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February 5, 2018

“Something that Shouldn’t be There”

In the summer of 2015, three-year-old Ava began complaining of lower back pain. After being…

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