Bringing Smiles To Children With Cancer In Africa
Shortly after I arrived in Botswana, I shared why I thought the pediatric oncology ward was The Most Boring Place on Earth. Thankfully, it no longer holds that dubious distinction. … Full Entry »
View Article2014 Monthly Round-Up: Top Stories From August
From a Texas county reporting a Chikungunya-positive mosquito, to a mother donating breast milk to help babies in need, we’re excited to share what’s been circulating in the news for … Full Entry »
View ArticleCamp Periwinkle Day At Texas Children’s Cancer And Hematology Centers
As a first-time volunteer at Camp Periwinkle Day, I was excited about the opportunity, but unsure about what to expect. I was a little nervous walking into Texas Children’s Hospital, … Full Entry »
View ArticlePurple Songs Can Fly: Making A Difference For Cancer Patients At Texas...
There is a story that I was once told about two children and a blue bird. The children set out to find this blue bird, which was a symbol for … Full Entry »
View ArticleVideo: Texas Children’s Faris D. Virani Ewing Sarcoma Center Q&A
Texas Children’s Cancer Center has a first-of-its-kind center dedicated to perform state-of-the-art basic, translational and clinical research as well as provide the best care and management for...
View ArticleLuke’s Story: Fighting Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia At Texas Children’s Cancer...
Almost a year ago, my son Luke walked out of his kindergarten class limping. Although I thought it may be growing pains and didn’t want to overly worry as we … Full Entry »
View ArticleGoing Bald For A Cause
Recently, I had the amazing opportunity to participate in a unique event with my former patient, Adam Henderson. We sat beside each other as we shaved our heads for the … Full Entry »
View ArticleBy The Numbers: Texas Children’s Cancer and Hematology Centers
The Texas Children’s Cancer and Hematology Centers are world renowned for our work in pediatric cancer and hematology disorders. We offer innovative therapies for all forms of childhood cancer and …...
View Article25 Years of Making A Mark
Beginning in February each year, professionals and volunteers work with children in the clinic to develop artwork or creative writing pieces that can be submitted to Making A Mark, Texas … Full Entry »
View ArticleDrew’s Battle with Cancer: A Father’s Perspective
Every Friday during National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month each member of Drew’s family will share their story and how they have been impacted by her diagnosis. It hit us like … Full Entry »
View ArticleDrew’s Battle with Cancer: An Aunt’s Perspective
The day I found out my precious niece had Leukemia is a day I will never forget. My sister, Stephanie, called me on the way to Texas Children’s and said … Full Entry »
View ArticleCelebrating Pediatric Cancer Superheroes in Botswana
Around 160,000 children are estimated to be diagnosed with cancer annually throughout the world. In the U.S., 80 percent of children with cancer will survive! However, most of the world’s … Full Entry »
View ArticleMy Battle with Cancer
I was sick in the hospital. I had to stay there for 10 days but it felt like 100 days. I didn’t like that because I had to get a … Full Entry »
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