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High-risk neuroblastoma PDX paper published

We've reached a major milestone this week with the high-risk neuroblastoma PDX paper now made available through the British Journal of Cancer.
Eli's Story #4km

Three month old Eli has been battling neuroblastoma since he was diagnosed at just five weeks of age.
Harry's Story #17 km

Harry, lived life to the fullest. He was an incredible little boy who always had a smile on his face.
Emily's Story #27 km

Emily was an avid AFL fan and will be forever remembered by all who knew her as a passionate, charming and courageous little girl.

Treatment & side effects

Treatment for neuroblastoma depends on the age of your child, the stage of the disease, the biological features of the cancer and other factors identified during diagnosis. Below are some of the treatment options available.
Clinical Trials

Participating in a clinical trial may or may not directly benefit your child, but the results of clinical trials today will help children with cancer in the future.
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Living with Neuroblastoma

Run2Cure 2020

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Detection, diagnosis & staging

Most symptoms of neuroblastoma are caused by the growth of the cancer into nearby tissues or organs, or its spread to distant parts of the body such as bones or bone marrow.
What is neuroblastoma?

Neuroblastomas are cancers that start in early nerve cells (called neuroblasts) of the sympathetic nervous system. This means that tumours can be found anywhere along this system; most commonly (about 50%) start in the adrenal glands (above the kidney), or near the spine, chest, neck or pelvis.
High-risk neuroblastoma PDX paper published

We've reached a major milestone this week with the high-risk neuroblastoma PDX paper now made available through the British Journal of Cancer.
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

This September, wear gold and join our #hope campaign to raise awareness of all forms of children's cancer and the toll it takes on the youngest members of our community and their families.
Two research grants awarded to the Children's Cancer Institute

Today we announced funding grants to two ground breaking research projects which we hope will take us a step close to finding a cure for the rare and deadly children’s cancer neuroblastoma.
Emily's Story #27 km

Emily was an avid AFL fan and will be forever remembered by all who knew her as a passionate, charming and courageous little girl.
Donate today

Help us beat the number one toddler cancer. Currently, only 50% of those children diagnosed with aggressive neuroblastoma will survive five years after diagnosis – and a third of those children that do survive, will have long term side effects from their treatments. Please donate today to support world class Australian research into developing beter, safer treatments.
Zach's Story

Paolo and Diana Carniel had never heard of neuroblastoma before August 2018 when their son Zach, just five years old at the time, was first diagnosed.