How a new research initiative is empowering U-M physician-scientists to fight DIPG, one of the deadliest brain cancers, in innovative ways.

A multidisciplinary meeting at Mott elevates pediatric cancer cases to dozens of experts. A new review finds it’s improving care and comforting families in the process.

The marriage of immune science and cancer research may improve survival rates for some individuals with rare cancers. A groundbreaking U-M scientist explains more.

More than half of children saw either partial or complete cancer remission in an international clinical trial — an "extraordinary success."

Children with brain tumors have had limited treatment options in the past compared with adults. A new research model brings new hope.

Researchers and clinicians use patients’ DNA and RNA to target and treat cancer — offering a new approach to personalized treatment.