Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is pleased to announce that four of its Cancer Center clinicians and researchers were awarded $1.8 million in research grants from Braden’s Hope for Childhood Cancer, a Kansas City-based nonprofit that funds cutting-edge pediatric cancer research and raises community awareness.

From modest beginnings comes a powerhouse of research, outreach and advocacy.

Parents Brad and Debbie, whose daughter Sarah underwent surgery to remove a brain tumor, share their story.

Advanced surgical techniques are leading to life-changing results for children with drug-resistant epilepsy.

CHOP’s Center for Diagnostic Excellence emphasizes clinician-family partnerships throughout the care experience.

Warchol uses a state-of-the-art multimedia broadcast studio to create programs for CHOP’s 24/7 TV channel. This is a day in his life.

A program called Baby Eagle spreads its wings by delivering rapid genomic sequencing to critically ill infants at no cost to families.

A unique program at CHOP trains unemployed residents of Philadelphia to become phlebotomists. It benefits participants, CHOP and patient families.

As a specially trained dog and a full-time CHOP employee, Dilly helps patients cope with stress and can motivate them during therapy.

Children with a rare condition called Beckwith Wiedemann syndrome need ongoing care from multiple specialists. CHOP offers families world-class care in one convenient location.