Rally-Funded Research Helps Kids with Brain Tumors Get the Right Treatment When Angela Waanders, M.D., M.P.H, was just beginning her research career at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research awarded her a $20,000 seed grant...
Rally Funding Helps Build a National Model for Supportive Care in Childhood Cancer When your child is diagnosed with cancer, everything changes. Families face long hospital stays, tough treatments and overwhelming emotions. That’s where supportive care comes in and...
Tiny Particles, Big Hope: How Dr. Wu’s Smart Medicine Could Help Kids with Cancer Did you know that some medicines are so smart they can go right to the bad stuff and leave the good stuff alone? That’s exactly what Xiaoyang Wu, Ph.D., at the University of Chicago has...
RFK Jr. Pulled Back COVID mRNA Research, Which Shows Promise Against Cancer In an op-ed published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Dean Crowe, founder and CEO of Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research, explores how mRNA research shows growing promise in...
Rally-Funded Discovery: Blocking Brain Cancer’s Bosses Brain cancer is scary, especially when it affects kids. A group of brain cancers, called pediatric high-grade gliomas, are both common and hard to treat. But thanks to funding from Rally Foundation for Childhood...
