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She looked up at me as if to say, ‘I can do it, so can you’. I knew I had to be strong for her.

Sydney’s Mom / Sydney

Retinoblastoma Survivor

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Little girl, Sydney and a yellow flower.

Kids and Cancer

One child with cancer is one too many. That’s why we are here - to eradicate childhood cancer.

Cancer is Not Just an Adult Disease

by James Gurney, PhD and Joseph Neglia, MD, MPH

Although childhood cancers are rare, they are still the leading cause of death by disease in children.

Recognizing the Symptoms of Childhood Cancer

Signs and symptoms of childhood cancer often mimic many childhood illnesses.

Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia – The Most Common Childhood Cancer

About 3,200 new cases are diagnosed each year in children. Learn more about this disease and its treatment.

Childhood Cancer - 5 Year Survival Rates

Overall, 80% of childhood cancer cases can be successfully treated.

Keeping Kids Safe from the Sun

Sunburns during childhood increase the risk of skin cancer later in life.

Teach Kids the Dangers of Tobacco Use

Starting to smoke at a young age indicates a greater likelihood of smoking into adulthood.

The Children’s Cancer Research Fund web site is designed for educational purposes only and has no intention of providing medical advice. If you are concerned about your or a loved ones health, please consult your health care provider.