What is Burkitt Lymphoma?
Raman Bahal, Ph.D., a St. Baldrick's Research Grant recipient at the University of...
Facts
Delve into verified knowledge and statistics on childhood cancer, its impact, and our work at St. Baldrick’s Foundation. Stay informed, raise awareness, and be part of the solution.
What Is St. Baldrick’s?
What is the St. Baldrick's Foundation? Nope, it's not a foundation started by a saint...
What Is Juvenile Myelomonocytic Leukemia (JMML)?
Dr. Elliot Stieglitz is a St. Baldrick's Fellow at the University of California, San...
5 Facts About Childhood Cancer Survivors
Dr. Fish is a St. Baldrick’s Scholar at Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical...
What Is Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG)?
Dr. Green is a St. Baldrick’s Scholar at the University of Colorado. He explains DIPG...
What Is Immunotherapy?
St. Baldrick’s Scholar Dr. David Barrett gives us an inside look at immunotherapy, and...
What You Should Know About Childhood Cancer [INFOGRAPHIC]
Childhood cancer is real, and it affects thousands of kids and families around the world...
Who Is St. Baldrick?
We get this question a lot — who is St. Baldrick of the St. Baldrick's Foundation? Is he...
What Is Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia?
Dr. Edward Allan Sison, a former St. Baldrick’s Fellow, is a faculty member at Baylor...
What Is Philadelphia Chromosome Positive ALL?
Dr. Gordon Cohen is a St. Baldrick’s Fellow at the John Hopkins Children’s Center. He’s...
What Is Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis?
Dr. Carlos Rodriguez-Galindo is a St. Baldrick’s researcher at St. Jude Children’s...
10 Facts About St. Baldrick’s
You know St. Baldrick’s — but did you know these 10 fun facts about us? 1. St. Baldrick...
Babies and Cancer [Q&A]
Anyone can get cancer -- even babies. Dr. Erin Breese, a St. Baldrick’s Fellow studying...
What Is Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma?
Dr. Matthew Barth is a St. Baldrick's Scholar at the University of Buffalo in Buffalo,...
What is Atypical Teratoid Rhabdoid Tumor (AT/RT)?
Dr. Lulla is a St. Baldrick’s researcher studying brain tumors in children. He explains...