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September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month

September 17, 2018 NFCR Blog

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Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

September 1, 2018 Guest Blog

Every day in the United States, an average of 42 families are hit with the tragic news that their child has cancer. Childhood cancer is still the leading cause of death in children under 15 years old. This is, despite the 30% increase, from 50% to 80%, in 5-year survival…...

Genomic Computational Mapping and Nutritional Supplementation in Multiple Myeloma

March 5, 2018 Guest Blog, Rare Cancer

Multiple myeloma (MM) is a bone marrow cancer that affects plasma cells. Bone marrow is the soft and spongy tissue which resides in the cavities of many of our bones. It is rich in cells which produce new blood cells....

Playing 4 Trey

September 13, 2017 Julia Felts Foster Blog, P4TC

In 2014, a few short weeks after celebrating his 3rd birthday, Trey Fry was diagnosed with leukemia. Needless to say, this was a life-altering event for Trey and his family. Like so many, Trey fought his way through several rounds of chemotherapy. His cancer even relapsed and Trey required a…...

Dr. Civin’s Cancer Research Saved My Life: Sarah’s Survivor Story

December 9, 2016 NFCR Blog

Sarah Byrd says she owes her life to Dr. Curt Civin, a pediatric oncologist specializing in leukemia research whose work is funded by NFCR....

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September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Genomic Computational Mapping and Nutritional Supplementation in Multiple Myeloma

Playing 4 Trey

Dr. Civin’s Cancer Research Saved My Life: Sarah’s Survivor Story

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