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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital adds new leadership members for Clinical Trials Administration
06/22/2017
Denise Roe and Tangie Thomas will join as leaders in the growing Clinical Trials Administration department.
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Researchers create a ‘Rosetta Stone’ to decode immune recognition
06/21/2017
A new algorithm helps decode how T cells recognize antigens, which should aid efforts to harness the immune system against cancer and infections.
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Darius & Friends push annual concert’s total over $1 million
06/19/2017
Darius Rucker kicked-off the 2017 CMA Music Festival in Nashville with the eighth annual Darius & Friends show, which raised more than $400,000 for St. Jude.
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Researchers identify a key controller of biological machinery in cell’s ‘antenna’
06/06/2017
Discovery of new molecular control switches for cellular machinery offers invaluable new research pathways for understanding and treating diseases.
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Miami shines, raising $1.8 million for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
06/02/2017
The 15th annual FedEx/ St. Jude Angels & Stars Gala honored Spanish-language television star Adamari López while raising $1.8 million for St. Jude.
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Many thanks
ALSAC CEO and President Richard C. Shadyac Jr. expresses his gratitude for St. Jude supporters from across the country.
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Meet Joshua
St. Jude patient Joshua recently took to the court to help end childhood cancer by fundraising for St. Jude.
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Meet Pepe
Sonia never expected her family would need St. Jude. But in the past two years, she has experienced St. Jude as both a mother and a grandmother.
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Learning the rules of a serious game
Researchers have cracked the code for understanding how T cells recognize antigens that signal particular threats – and put it all in a useful algorithm
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Celebrating at St. Jude
It's important that our patients experience the joy of being a child. That's why we recognize important milestones, make fun memories and let our kids be kids.
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Meet Drew
St. Jude patient Drew is now finished with treatments. He's cancer-free and celebrated with a No Mo' Chemo party! Watch Drew's special milestone.
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Connected to the cause
There's no distance too long for these St. Jude Heroes. Read how 10 supporters ran in the 2017 Boston Marathon
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Meet Ty
After a CT scan revealed a mass the size of a small peach in Ty’s brain, his family made the journey from a California farm to St. Jude for further treatment.
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World Sickle Cell Day
June 19th is World Sickle Day. Learn more about how your support helps kids like Bryce survive the fight of sickle cell since birth.
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St. Jude cheers on kindergarten graduates
The St. Jude School Program celebrated patients who completed kindergarten in the past year during a commencement ceremony in the hospital’s Marlo Thomas Center.
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Meet Calvin
Calvin, an outgoing and happy kid, finished treatment at St. Jude last year. The son of a FedEx employee, he's been selected for a great honor.
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Survivor Tim Wigginton Is On Top of the World
This cancer survivor acquired tenacity and drive through his journey with non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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Sickle Cell Timeline
Explore the scientific milestones that have marked St. Jude's progress for finding a cure for sickle cell.
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Meet Bryce
When Bryce was diagnosed with sickle cell disease shortly after his birth, his parents were fearful for his future.
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Researchers identify a key controller of biological machinery in cell’s ‘antenna’
Discovery of new molecular control switches for cellular machinery offers invaluable new research pathways for understanding and treating diseases.
