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Pediatric Oncologist at Children’s Hospital Colorado Leads Effort to Battle Childhood Cancer Around the World

For children living in high-income countries with access to excellent health care, the likelihood of surviving exceeds 80%. Unfortunately, the survival rate is only 15–45% for most children battling cancer who live in low-and middle-income countries. To address this, Sandra Luna-Fineman, MD, a pediatric oncologist at Children's Hospital Colorado, partnered with others to create the CureAll framework.

In Search of a Cure for Treatment-Induced Brain Tumors

After initial cancer treatments, a secondary, incurable tumor may form, known as a treatment-induced high-grade glioma. Thankfully, researchers are searching for a cure for these high-grade gliomas in children.

Therapeutic Apheresis

We use therapeutic apheresis to treat certain cancers, blood disorders and autoimmune diseases. Learn more about our pediatric apheresis services here.

Hematology and Oncology Resources for Healthcare Professionals

Get the latest in oncology and hematology professional healthcare resources to better your practice and learn about innovations in our Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders.

The Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplant and Cellular Therapy Program

Our Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplant and Cellular Therapy Program uses leading technologies and techniques to ensure the best care possible. Learn about our pediatric program.

Neuropsychology

Learn more about the Neuropsychology Program at Children's Hospital Colorado, a division of the Neuroscience Institute.

Donating Blood at Children's Hospital Colorado

Many sick and injured infants, children and teens depend on blood donations for their survival. Give blood now to support lifesaving procedures.

The Effect of Pediatric Cancer on Identity in Young Adult Survivors: Results from Project REACH

Contrary to their hypothesis, researchers found that identifying as a survivor for young adults who had pediatric cancer is linked to higher anxiety and worse overall mental health.