|Articles|June 12, 2008

CURE

  • Summer 2008
  • Volume 7
  • Issue 2

Web Exclusive: Treatments for Childhood Cancer

Resources for identifying and understanding treatments for childhood cancer.

In 2005, the National Academy of Sciences published Making Better Drugs for Children With Cancer, a report on the successes and ongoing challenges in treating childhood cancer.

Included in the report is a list of commonly used agents to treat childhood cancers as well as a variety of other details related to the research and development of new cancer treatments for children. The report can be read in full for free at books.nap.edu.

Articles in this issue

about 15 years ago

On a Roll

about 15 years ago

Detection Tools

about 15 years ago

Understanding Hereditary Cancer

about 15 years ago

A Difficult Inheritance

about 15 years ago

Healing Escapes

over 16 years ago

Web Exclusive: Another Son

over 16 years ago

Web Exclusive: Saving Lives

over 17 years ago

Breaking News from ASCO

over 17 years ago

A Better Way to the Brain

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