When most people hear the words "childhood cancer," the reaction is immediate and visceral. The situation seems to present a diagnosis that leads to the most severe possible result. But here's a truth ...

After beating cancer that she was diagnosed with at 6 years old, Morgantown native Larkin Coker is sharing her story with our nation's capital with hope for a cure.

Childhood cancers represent a diverse group of neoplasms, and thanks to advances in treatment, survival rates have improved significantly. Today, more than 80%-85% of children diagnosed with cancer in ...

Childhood cancer treatments can accelerate biological aging, increasing risks for long-term health issues like heart disease and hypertension. Epigenetic age acceleration measures the difference ...

Before the month ends today, I just wanted to make you aware that September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. I would like to share a few childhood cancer facts with you. Childhood cancers are the ...

October is Emotional Wellness Month, and it’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Many factors come into play in the discussion between emotional wellness and cancer. While it would be presumptuous ...

Not all parents have an equal chance of success at saving their child from a fatal illness. Unfortunately, while fate determines lifespan, so does geography. According to experts, childhood cancer ...

Childhood cancer survivors have a significantly higher risk of CKD and hypertension, often appearing within the first year post-treatment. Current guidelines for monitoring kidney health in childhood ...