Latest news
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Newly discovered immune cell type protects against lung infections during chemotherapy
09/26/2016
Newly recognized lung macrophage protects chemotherapy-treated mice with a depleted immune system from lethal bacterial pneumonia
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New mobile health app will help sickle cell patients stay healthy
09/21/2016
National Institutes of Health funding will help physicians and researchers improve hydroxyurea treatment management for sickle cell patients in Memphis.
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St. Jude and Methodist Healthcare sign agreement to advance center for adult sickle cell disease in Memphis
09/19/2016
The newly expanded Methodist Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center will strengthen research into sickle cell disease and serve the growing needs of patients in the Memphis area.
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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Sanger Institute, UK collaborate to make data beautiful
09/16/2016
Proteinpaint database collaboration will make it easier for any scientist to explore cancer genome data.
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Applications now being accepted for inaugural class of St. Jude Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
09/01/2016
The new doctoral program will focus on translational research and integrated approaches to discover better treatments and cures for pediatric diseases.
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Finding new ways to protect patients during chemo
Newly identified type of lung macrophage protects chemotherapy-treated mice from lethal bacterial pneumonia despite absence of neutrophils.
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St. Jude hosts Survivors’ Day
St. Jude welcomed long-term survivors and current patients for a fun-filled day of activities. View the images from the event.
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Investigational immunotherapy drug shrinks tumors in high-risk neuroblastoma patients
Preliminary report: Neuroblastoma tumors shrank in more pediatric patients when experimental immunotherapy was combined with chemotherapy
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Ewing Sarcoma: Changing Hues
A spectrum of discoveries in St. Jude labs and clinics offer promise for patients with Ewing sarcoma.
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St. Jude Blogger Ambassador Program
Make a difference with each post. Meet the bloggers who are generating awareness and support for the kids of St. Jude, and sign up to become one yourself.
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Meet Adam
St. Jude patient Adam has raised more than $130,000 through his fundraising campaign, Adam's Army.
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New mobile health app will help sickle cell patients stay healthy
National Institutes of Health funding will help physicians and researchers improve hydroxyurea treatment management for sickle cell patients in Memphis.
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Meet Devon
Devon loves to play video games with his brothers, ride his bike and travel. But unlike most boys, Devon has cancer. Read his story.
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St. Jude and Methodist Healthcare sign agreement to advance center for adult sickle cell disease in Memphis
The newly expanded Methodist Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center will strengthen research into sickle cell disease and serve the growing needs of patients in the Memphis area.
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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Sanger Institute, UK collaborate to make data beautiful
Proteinpaint database collaboration will make it easier for any scientist to explore cancer genome data.
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
To mark National Hispanic Heritage Month, St. Jude spotlights the stories of some of our talented Hispanic doctors and scientists.
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
To mark National Hispanic Heritage Month, St. Jude spotlights the stories of some of our talented Hispanic doctors and scientists.
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A humbling experience
A hospital tour of St. Jude changed one woman's life forever. Find out how she used her inspiration to benefit the children of St. Jude.
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Meet patient Austin
Austin's parents had been frequent supporters of St. Jude through their jobs. Little did they know that their own son would need treatment someday.
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Meet Avery Ella
Avery Ella loves to cook with her grandmothers and go on nature walks. When her blood work revealed cancer, her family turned to to St. Jude.
