Working to find a cure
Each year about 13,500 children are diagnosed with cancer in the United States. That is more than a classroom of kids a day. Despite advances in how childhood cancer is treated there are still far too many children with cancer dying each year.
Childhood cancer research is vastly underfunded. Less than 4% of the National Cancer Institute’s budget is dedicated to childhood cancer research. The primary focus of Key for a Cure Foundation is to advocate and raise funds for pediatric cancer research initiatives that lead to less toxic forms of cancer treatment and a cure for cancer.
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Pediatric Cancer Research Vastly Underfunded
Guest commentary by Aimee Grijalva-Pierce in the Monterey Herald.
A letter from a St. Jude Mom
“No child should die in the dawn of life.” — Danny Thomas founder of St. Jude Children’s Hospital