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Collaborating to end the dangerous waiting game after a stem cell transplant

Children's Cancer Foundation / 09/09/2025

In paediatric cancer wards around the world, there's a bittersweet moment that every family of a child who has undergone a stem cell treatment knows. After celebrating a successful procedure, their doctor delivers good news that carries a shadow of fear: "The transplant worked. Now we wait – the next 100 days will be the most challenging."

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Funding to unlock genetic insights for safer childhood cancer treatments

Children's Cancer Foundation / 09/09/2025

While childhood cancer cure rates have reached an impressive 85%, most children are treated with drugs originally developed for adults, and the journey to recovery remains fraught with uncertainty about how each child's body will respond to treatment. But what if doctors could predict exactly how each child's body would respond to treatment before the first dose was given?

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Marcus Rosin Fund support of Brain Cancer Vaccine Project

Children's Cancer Foundation / 14/02/2024

The Brain Cancer Vaccine Project will see scientists develop a world-first vaccine that trains the body to recognise tumour molecules and eliminate them by harnessing the body’s immune system to fight the disease.

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Introducing: VPCC

Children's Cancer Foundation / 22/10/2022

The lives of kids living with cancer will be transformed with a $45m boost — the biggest investment ever made to children’s cancer research in Victoria.

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PRISM Clinical Trial Project update

Children's Cancer Foundation / 03/04/2020

PRISM is a trial for young cancer patients exceeding the expectations and hopes of research staff at Sydney Children’s Hospital.

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Personalised treatments for childhood cancers

Children's Cancer Foundation / 05/11/2019

Beyond chemotherapy lies a complex world of treatment pathways. Dr Dhanya Sooraj, is investigating a more personalised treatment approach.

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