This group is designed for caregivers of children diagnosed with a brain tumor within the last 2 years.
Join us for a brief mindfulness practice to start the week with an open mind and grateful heart.
Reilly and Stiglich will discuss central venous lines: why we use them, how they work, potential complications and what patients can do to help manage their central line.
The Cancer Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Adolescent and Young Adult Program is hosting an AYA Book Club on May 26 for CHOP patients ages 13 and up.
In this lecture, Dr. Hunger will summarize current understanding of childhood ALL and talk about new therapies that are highly active in relapsed and refractory ALL and are now being tested in newly diagnosed ALL.
Join us for our Connections workshop, in partnership with CHOP and Momcology, on Saturday, July 10, for caregivers with information, activities and opportunities for peer-to-peer support.
Join other industry disrupters, researchers, innovators and change-agents from looking to advance precision medicine in pediatric cancer care.