Dr. Sheena Mukkada of St. Jude Researches Antibiotic Resistance in Pediatric Patients
Genomic sequencing is helping researchers improve cancer care for young patients in resource-limited settings, where antibiotic-resistant infections are among the main causes of mortality in children receiving cancer treatment. Sheena Mukkada, MD, MPH, an infectious disea
The Gift of Hope
A few years ago, we introduced you to Bella Raffin. We are thrilled to share this inspiring update.
The Gift of Science
Mark Crafts is a CONQUER.ORG contributor and a dedicated Conquer Cancer fundraiser.
Bahar Laderian, MD, Is Working To Treat Rare Tumors
Patients with rare tumors face unique challenges while conquering cancer. Many neuroendocrine tumors, which begin in hormone-producing nerve cells found throughout the body’s organs, are uncommon and understudied.
Kristin and Will Flanary and Dr. Mark Lewis
In Sickness and In Health
Kristin and Will began their marriage tackling problems unchartered by most 20-something couples: fertility preservation, survival support groups, and stacks of confusing medical bills.
The Gifts of Peace and Second Chances
Monique was diagnosed with breast cancer during the holiday season 8 years ago. This holiday, she is celebrating every day she has with the people she loves.
Study Centered on Veterans Could Help All Patients with Prostate Cancer
When a patient is diagnosed with prostate cancer a doctor might predict the success of the treatment based on clinical trials. While the information clinical trials provide is extremely valuable, “it is not precision medicine,” says Harshraj Leuva, MD.
The Gift of Family
Conquer Cancer researcher one step closer to helping vulnerable patients with cancer
Today JAMA Oncology released a peer-reviewed manuscript first authored by Ravi B Parikh, MD, MPP, guiding the research and care of patients with advanced solid tumors who are traditionally ineligible for phase 3 clinical trials using immune
The Gift of a Lifetime
You met Brittany in 2018 – she was well, but still managing complications from cancer treatment. Today, between taking field trips with her daughter and planning for a family-filled holiday season, she is happy and thriving.