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Ethan Hughes, who beat kidney cancer at age 10, scored a crucial goal for the Spokane Chiefs during their "Hockey Fights Cancer" night. The Chiefs wore pink uniforms and defeated rival Tri-City Americans 5-2, extending their winning streak to six games.
Young cancer patients in Las Vegas now have an underwater adventure waiting for them during medical visits. The new "Under the Sea" exam room turns clinical appointments into treasure hunts complete with hidden symbols and colorful marine life.
A 22-year-old cancer survivor who received $100,000 from his community is paying it forward with a foundation that helps families cover travel costs during treatment. Bryson Stein's second annual fundraiser happens Saturday in Clarkston. --- ##
A cancer survivor is turning her healing into hope for others by auctioning her artwork at a gala benefiting pediatric cancer patients. The Art with a Heart event pairs young patients with local artists to create pieces that fund treatment and support programs.
A 12-year-old girl who battled brain cancer created a legacy that's still bringing hope to thousands of children fighting the same disease. Her simple idea of Joy Jars filled with toys and gifts has sparked a movement where volunteers nationwide gather to spread comfort to young cancer patients.
When federal funding for rare diseases falls short, grieving parents are stepping up to fund research themselves and saving lives. Their donations are now achieving medical breakthroughs doctors once thought impossible.
A Florida attorney just wagered $1 million on the Seattle Seahawks to win Super Bowl 60, promising to donate all winnings to pediatric cancer research. If the bet pays off, over $434,000 will go directly to fighting childhood cancer.
Gemma Moschetto walked into her oncologist's office wearing pigtails and a rainbow shirt, joking with the team that helped save her life. Her story shows how far cancer treatment has come: over 80% of children now survive.
Tanner Antalosky celebrated his final cancer treatment with a bell-ringing ceremony and got the surprise of a lifetime from his care team. The 10-year-old Eagles superfan received a DeVonta Smith jersey and a party filled with green decorations at Lehigh Valley's Topper Cancer Institute.
A groundbreaking gene therapy has reversed blood cancers once considered untreatable, with seven of eleven patients still disease-free three years later. The world-first technique transforms donor white blood cells into a "living drug" that hunts cancer.
An Illinois youth hockey association doubled its fundraising goal, raising over $20,000 for pediatric cancer research while honoring young patients and survivors in their community. The weekend event brought together 800 people for games, head shaving, and a powerful reminder that sports can change lives beyond the ice.
A sweeping healthcare deal just cleared a major hurdle, bringing reforms that could lower drug costs and expand cancer screening for millions of Americans. The $116.8 billion package includes crackdowns on industry middlemen and new pediatric cancer research funding.
Country music legend Dolly Parton celebrated her 80th birthday by releasing a charity single with an all-star female cast and watching Tennessee declare January 19th "Dolly Parton Day." All proceeds support pediatric cancer research at a Nashville children's hospital.
Country icon Dolly Parton marked her 80th birthday by releasing a reimagined version of her inspirational classic "Light of a Clear Blue Morning," featuring powerhouse singers and benefiting pediatric cancer research. Tennessee declared January 19, 2026 as "Dolly Parton Day" to honor the beloved entertainer's eight decades of music and generosity.