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Gold Ribbon Hero Justin
Meet Justin, a 3 year old Acute Myelogenous Leukemia survivor! At 10 weeks old, Justin had a cyst on his left wrist accompanied with blue…
Gold Ribbon Hero: Corbin
Meet Corbin, a 13 year old neuroblastoma warrior. Corbin’s battle with neuroblastoma began as an 11 year old fifth grader in October 2018. After a…
JoySuds Launches Coloring Contest To Raise Money For ACCO!
GREENWICH, Conn., April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — JoySuds ® LLC, owner of the Joy® and Cream Suds® dish detergent brands, has launched another adorable social media contest…
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Gold Ribbon Hero: Indy
Meet Indy, a stage 3 wilm’s tumor survivor! At three months old, Elliott, or “Indy” for short, was getting a bath when his parents noticed…
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ACCO + 18Loop VR Headset Study Early Results Summary
When pediatric cancer patient Elizabeth first tried Virtual Reality (VR), she exclaimed that it was “amazing and exciting.” She didn’t realize it at first, but…
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Gold Ribbon Hero: Dominic T.
Meet Dominic, an avid sports lover and medulloblastoma warrior. Dominic was diagnosed with medulloblastoma in May of 2019. What started off with headaches and double…
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Gold Ribbon Hero: Jazlyn
Meet Jazlyn, an 8 year old medulloblastoma warrior! When Jazlyn was 7 years old, she started experiencing problems with concentration and extreme lethargy. She was…
What Is the Hospital Network Program?
For children with cancer, there’s no understating the importance of the hospital. It’s where many get diagnosed, it’s where they go for tests and treatments,…
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Researchers, healthcare providers, voluntary organisations and parents warn community “not to lose momentum” in global fight against childhood cancer
Researchers, healthcare providers, voluntary organisations and parents warn community “not to lose momentum” in global fight against childhood cancer While the COVID-19 pandemic has…
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