St. Baldrick's Foundation Allocates $1.1 Million for Fellowships to Empower Emerging Childhood Cancer Researchers
The St. Baldrick's Foundation granted over $1.1 million in Fellow awards to nurture emerging childhood cancer researchers dedicated to overcoming pediatric cancers.
- The St. Baldrick's Foundation granted over $1.1 million in Fellow awards to nurture emerging childhood cancer researchers dedicated to overcoming pediatric cancers.
- The $1.1 million was distributed to seven researchers making strides in discovering new cures for pediatric cancers.
- The St. Baldrick's Foundation 2024 Fellows are:
Dr. Vanja Cabric at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY
Hepatoblastoma, common in childhood, lacks effective immunotherapy due to limited understanding of pediatric immune response to tumors. - Since 2005, St. Baldrick's has granted more than $342 million to support the development of childhood cancer treatments that have the potential to impact every kid diagnosed with cancer.