Children from poor families are less likely to survive cancer, particularly if they are not white, a new study reports. Read more:...

It's important for everyone–health care providers, donors, researchers, educators, advocates, and beyond–to be mindful of the ways in...

Researchers found childhood cancer survivors had higher odds of health-related unemployment, in addition to being less likely to complete...

In a study recently published in Cancer, Dr. Tim Ohlsen, a research associate and pediatric oncologist, along with his mentor Dr. Eric...

In addition to the emotional burden of childhood cancer, affected families often face significant financial difficulty due to a range of...

An evaluation of a federal benefit to help parents take time off work to care for critically ill children says fewer people have used it...

New research by POGO is linking data from its cancer registry (POGONIS) to copies of Canadian tax returns stored at Statistics Canada....

One out of 6 survivors of childhood cancer was unemployed, according to results from a meta-analysis of 56 studies conducted in the...

We have made it easier to access benefits for the care of critically ill children under 18. Starting December 3, 2017, any family member...

The International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) announced today the publication of original research...