| About Neuroblastoma
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About Neuroblastoma |
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| Adult Applications of Childhood Cancer Research
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Childhood Cancer Research Benefits Adults, Too |
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| Bone Cancer
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Saving Their Limbs, Saving Their Lives, New Techniques In Treating Bone Tumors |
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| Bone Marrow
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Bone Marrow is Purged, Frozen and Stored For Neuroblastoma Patients |
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| Brain Tumors
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Brain Cancer Offers Model of Multi-Disciplinary Care |
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| Central Nervous System Tumors
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CNS Tumors Committee battles the most common solid tumors of childhood using a multi-disciplinary approach to collaborative research. |
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| Children’s Oncology Group Advances AML Research
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Myeloid leukemias remain among the most challenging childhood cancers for clinicians and scientists to combat. |
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| COG Patient Advocacy Committee: The Voice of Patients, Survivors, and Families
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The Children’s Oncology Group (COG) believes that it is critically important for those who have experienced childhood cancer and participated in research to play a role in the future of childhood cancer research. |
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| COG Retinoblastoma Research Explores New Treatment Options and Benefits from International Collaboration
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COG research is focused on saving lives, saving eyesight, and improving the quality of life for the children diagnosed retinoblastoma. |
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| Complementary Therapies
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COG Looking at Therapies Which May Complement Traditional Care |
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| Cord Blood
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Children Found to Have Blood Rich in Stem Cells |
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| Costs of Childhood Cancer
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Parents as Caregivers – An Awesome Responsibility? A Financial Burden? |
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| Cytogenetics
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Chromosomal analysis at the time of diagnosis is a standard of care at COG member-institutions. |
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| Down Syndrome
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A Child With Down Syndrome Getting Leukemia? “It Just Isn’t Fair!” |
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| End-of-Life Care For Children With Cancer
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Deserves More Attention, Says COG |
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| Germ Cell Cancer
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“Less is More” in New Studies of Germ Cell Cancer Cures |
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| Hereditary Factors
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Genetic Studies Focus Upon Cancer-Prone Families |
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| Liver Cancer
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Liver Tumors in Children Are Rare, but Not Ignored by COG |
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| Long Term Effects
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Long-Term Follow-up A Long-Term Interest of Dr. Lampkin |
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| New Agents for Treatment
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Secret Agents are At Work for Kids With Cancer |
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| Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
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How did “Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma” Get That Strange Name? |
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| Pharmacists’ Role
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Pharmacists Play Important Role in Treating Kids With Cancer |
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| Psycho-Social Effects of Childhood Cancer
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Psycho-Social Support No Longer Considered a “Frill” |
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| Rare Tumors
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When “Rare” Is Extremely Rare |
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| Targeted Therapy
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Micro-Array Technology Opens Exciting Array of Possibilities |
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| Teenagers with Cancer
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Teenagers should receive care from a pediatric oncologist. |
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