Pediatric Cancer

CU Cancer Center Leader Lia Gore, MD, is on the Front Lines of Treating Pediatric Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | September 12, 2024

Will Maniatis and the Wheels of Justice bicycle team

‘An Amazing Young Person’: A Teen’s Determination in Facing Leukemia Inspires a Bike Team in Children’s Hospital Colorado Fundraiser

by Mark Harden | June 21, 2024

Addressing Early Death in Childhood Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | October 16, 2023

Green and other CU Cancer Center members recently published research on a dual-treatment method that looks to be successful in controlling metastasis in diffuse midline gliomas.

Finding New Ways to Treat Diffuse Midline Gliomas

by Greg Glasgow | May 22, 2023

Brain cancer is the second most common cancer in children, after leukemia, and brain tumors are the most common solid tumors in children and adolescents, with more than 4,000 new diagnoses each year.

What to Know About Pediatric Brain Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | May 08, 2023

Adult and child hands holding red paper cut-out of kidneys

Research Shows that Lymph Node Sampling During Kidney Tumor Surgery Is Safe

by Rachel Sauer | April 26, 2023

Male doctor in exam room with girl and woman

Study Shows that Equivocal Scan Results Don’t Predict Higher Risk of Pediatric Cancer Relapse

by Rachel Sauer | April 05, 2023

Socioeconomic Status and Ethnicity Shown to Impact Pediatric Bone Cancer Outcomes

by Rachel Sauer | March 17, 2023

New Drug Combination Might Better Treat Often Fatal Childhood Brain Tumor

by Laura Kelley | January 19, 2023

The St. Baldrick’s Foundation has awarded CU Cancer Center member Kelly Faulk, MD, a grant to investigate a new method for treating infant leukemia.

St. Baldrick’s Funds CU Study of New Pediatric Leukemia Drug

by Greg Glasgow | September 08, 2022

CU Cancer Center Is Home to One of the Largest Groups of Pediatric Brain Tumor Researchers in the Country

by Rachel Sauer | September 01, 2022

The Wheels of Justice team gathers every summer to take part in the Courage Classic, a fundraising bike ride for Children’s Hospital Colorado as a whole.

Wheels of Justice Cycling Team Raises Money for Cancer Research and Treatment Provided by CU Cancer Center Members

by Greg Glasgow | June 06, 2022

creative arts therapy helps children with cancer through their journey

How Creative Arts Therapy Helps Young Cancer Patients Through Their Treatment Journey

by Greg Glasgow | April 28, 2022

Youngest Brain Tumor Patients Have Significantly Poorer Outcomes than Older Pediatric Patients

by Rachel Sauer | March 18, 2022

Research Finds a Specific Gene Is Critical for the Progression of Pediatric Rhabdomyosarcoma Tumors

by Rachel Sauer | March 02, 2022

The CU Cancer Center's Tumor-Host Interactions Program has awarded four researchers $30,000 to gain preliminary data using the Multiplex Ion Beam Imager.

CU Cancer Center Members Receive Grants to Conduct High-Tech Research

by Greg Glasgow | February 10, 2022

Sarah Milgrom of the University of Colorado Cancer Center studies PET scans in childhood lymphoma

Using PET Scans to Better Treat Cancer Patients

by Greg Glasgow | November 18, 2021

CU Cancer Center Researchers Awarded Grants From V Foundation

by Greg Glasgow | October 20, 2021

Targeting a Rare Secondary Cancer in Children

by Greg Glasgow | September 28, 2021

CU Cancer Center Member M. Eric Kohler, MD, PhD, Receives Award to Develop Immunotherapy Treatment for Pediatric Leukemia

by Greg Glasgow | September 17, 2021

CU Cancer Members Recognized for Contributions to Immunotherapy in Pediatric Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | May 28, 2021

CU Cancer Center Technology Gives Kids a Welcome Distraction During Radiation Treatment

by Greg Glasgow | April 21, 2021

Research supports the practice of personalized treatment to improve fertility outcomes for pediatric kidney cancer patients

by Noelle Musgrave | April 09, 2021

Eric Kohler Children's Hospital Researcher and Physician | CU Cancer Center | Aurora, Colorado

CU Cancer Center Researcher and Physician Poses Double Threat to Pediatric Cancer

by Valerie Gleaton | March 26, 2021

Five CU Cancer Center Researchers Receive Grants to Study Brain Tumors

by Cancer Center | March 04, 2021

Golfers Against Cancer Funds Three CU Cancer Center Researchers

by Cancer Center | February 12, 2021

Research grant hopes to improve the outcomes of pediatric patients with rhabdomyosarcoma

St. Baldrick’s Grant Aims to Better Understand Aggressive Pediatric Cancer Type

by Cancer Center | July 29, 2020

U.S. News and World Report (USNWR) released its 2020-21 Best Children’s Hospitals rankings this week.

U.S. News Ranks Colorado Pediatric Oncology Services Ninth in the Nation

by Cancer Center | June 19, 2020

Post-diagnosis disparities drive poorer outcomes for pediatric Black and Hispanic brain cancer patients

by Cancer Center | March 12, 2020

Baseball, Brain Tumor and Bravery: Matthew’s Story

by Taylor Abarca | September 09, 2016

University of Colorado Cancer Center