MORE VIDEOS
Jelajahi lebih banyak

Video terbaru

Nearly half of all childhood cancers worldwide are undiagnosed
Nearly half of all childhood cancers worldwide are undiagnosed administrator 0 Tampilan • 2 bertahun-tahun yang lalu

Nearly half of all childhood cancers are not being diagnosed globally, according to a new study led by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Progression of childhood cancers in Europe
Progression of childhood cancers in Europe administrator 0 Tampilan • 2 bertahun-tahun yang lalu

Prof Vassal talks to ecancertv at ECC 2015 about the 'SIOPE strategic plan' working along side the European Community of Paediatric Haematology Oncology to improve both the cure rate and the quality of life for survivors of childhood cancers over the forthcoming ten years, with the ultimate aim of increasing disease-free and late-effect free survival.
Implementation of the WHO global initative on childhood cancer in latin america an the Caribbean
Implementation of the WHO global initative on childhood cancer in latin america an the Caribbean administrator 2 Tampilan • 2 bertahun-tahun yang lalu

The WHO Global Initiative for Childhood Cancer aims reaching at least a 60% survival rate for children with cancer by 2030, thereby saving an additional one million lives. PAHO, together with its partners at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, collaborates with the Ministries of Health, pediatric oncologists, and foundations to develop national plans and implement the Initiative in Latin America and the Caribbean.
More information: https://www.paho.org/en/topics..../childhood-and-adole

Survivors of Childhood Cancers
Survivors of Childhood Cancers administrator 1 Tampilan • 2 bertahun-tahun yang lalu

Dr. Paul Nathan discusses data that suggest few adult survivors of childhood cancer get routine screening and surveillance for second cancers. Damian McNamara of the Global Medical News Network (GMNN) reports from the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in Orlando.
Isabella's Childhood Cancer Survivor Story
Isabella's Childhood Cancer Survivor Story administrator 0 Tampilan • 2 bertahun-tahun yang lalu

In June 2015, Isabella was diagnosed with neuroblastoma.

She was guided on her childhood cancer journey by St. Baldrick’s researcher Dr. Jonathan Fish, Isabella has endured six rounds of chemotherapy, MIBG therapy, two stem cell transplants, and 20 sessions of proton radiation.

Donate to lifesaving childhood cancer research today: http://bit.ly/2rEisBP

Childhood Cancer Survivorship, with Gregory Reaman, MD
Childhood Cancer Survivorship, with Gregory Reaman, MD administrator 2 Tampilan • 2 bertahun-tahun yang lalu

In this video, Dr. Gregory Reaman gives an overview of childhood cancer survivorship and the importance of follow-up care after treatment is complete.
Poverty and Childhood Cancer Outcomes: A Novel Intervention Target
Poverty and Childhood Cancer Outcomes: A Novel Intervention Target administrator 0 Tampilan • 2 bertahun-tahun yang lalu

One in six children diagnosed with cancer in the United States lives in poverty, and despite uniform treatment in clinical trials, poverty-exposed children are more likely to relapse compared to children who are not exposed to poverty. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute seeks to improve childhood cancer outcomes by investigating poverty as a risk factor for relapse and developing novel poverty-targeted interventions. Listen to a presentation from Dana-Farber’s Kira Bona, MD, MPH, about her lab’s work to identify and alleviate poverty-associated outcome disparities in childhood cancers. The event is hosted by Joanne Wolfe, MD, MPH.
The Childhood Cancer Ripple Effect
The Childhood Cancer Ripple Effect administrator 4 Tampilan • 2 bertahun-tahun yang lalu

http://bit.ly/DonatetoSBF1

Childhood cancer research can literally save and change the lives of children with cancer around the world. That's why the St. Baldrick's Foundation is committed to funding the best and most-promising research, wherever it takes place.

When you make a donation, be confident knowing that your money is going to the world's leading pediatric oncologists to fight all types of childhood cancers, for kids of all ages.

Children with cancer aren't just little adults fighting adult cancers. They require unique treatment and research, yet with less than 4% of the National Cancer Institute's budget directed to childhood cancers, research funding that's just for kids is scarce.

That's where you and the St. Baldrick's Foundation step in -- to make children with cancer a priority and help them live long, healthy lives.

But the clock is ticking -- every 2 minutes, a child is diagnosed with cancer. Join us today in the ripple effect that will change the world.

Donate now (http://bit.ly/DonatetoSBF1) or learn more (http://bit.ly/WhyWeExist).

**********

Script/Animation: St. Baldrick's Foundation
Special Thanks To: Joel Stanton (http://vimeo.com/joelstanton)
Score: T.J. Hill (http://tjhmusic.com/)
Voice Over: Nick Benoit (http://nickbenoit.com/)

Childhood Cancer Awareness at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia: Meet Dr. Jay Storm
Childhood Cancer Awareness at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia: Meet Dr. Jay Storm administrator 0 Tampilan • 2 bertahun-tahun yang lalu

Dr. Jay Storm is a neurosurgeon at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. He operated on the brain tumors of two of the 2013 Parkway Run & Walk ambassadors, Mary and Naya.

In 2013, more than 10,000 children will be diagnosed with cancer, and about 1,500 will die from their disease. And although survival rates for many childhood cancers have improved dramatically over the past few decades, cancer is still the second leading cause of death in children.

Clinical trials for childhood cancer are among the fastest and safest ways to find treatments that work against these diseases. Philanthropic support is critical to funding ongoing research by our childhood cancer experts, and helping cover the costs of enrolling children on experimental therapies.

Watch as Dr. Storm discusses why it's critical that we spread the word about the need for childhood cancer research funding.
Discovering Drivers of Childhood Cancer: Cancer Moonshot Progress Video Series
Discovering Drivers of Childhood Cancer: Cancer Moonshot Progress Video Series administrator 0 Tampilan • 2 bertahun-tahun yang lalu

Dr. Kimberly Stegmaier of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute describes the progress her research team has made in Ewing sarcoma. Her team's work targeting the EWS-FLI fusion, one of the fusion oncoproteins that drives childhood cancers, addresses one of the Cancer Moonshot recommendations set forth by the Blue Ribbon Panel.

For more information, about the progress being made through Cancer Moonshot, visit: https://www.cancer.gov/researc....h/key-initiatives/mo

For audio description and interactive transcript visit: https://smartplayer.captionsync.com/play.php?vid=1638296690nciocplopa_9457e7949fa28eaa&embed=t&showad=t

Showing 3588 out of 3589