
CAC2 Childhood Cancer Community News Digest (March 21-27)
Assorted News from Last Week: Cancer survivors have increasingly advocated for research into the long-term effects of their treatment. Read more about that perspective from
Assorted News from Last Week: Cancer survivors have increasingly advocated for research into the long-term effects of their treatment. Read more about that perspective from
Assorted News from Last Week: Congress approved the fiscal year 2022 omnibus spending package on March 11. It included great news for the childhood cancer
Assorted news from last week: Steven E. Lipshultz, MD, is senior author on a new study that shows healthier hearts in long-term childhood cancer survivors
Assorted news from last week: The story of Moonshot4Kids meets the White House Moonshot: CAC2 Member Janet Demeter (Jack’s Angels) encourages medical research investment into
Assorted news from last week: Study finds no link between Body Mass Index and thyroid cancer in teens with nodules. When acute myeloid leukemia (AML)
Assorted news from last week: Dr. Brigitte Widemann appointed as the Special Advisor to NCI Director Ned Sharpless for childhood cancer. When Jace Ward joined a
Assorted news from last week: The White House announced the reigniting of the Cancer Moonshot on February 2. Two prominent items related to the childhood
Assorted news from last week: Retinoblastoma treatment outcomes have improved globally over the past four decades but large disparities persist between higher-income and lower-income countries,
Assorted news from the last two weeks: Adolescents and young adult cancer survivors are more likely to have psychological distress and additional annual medical expenses