Support More Funding for Pediatric Cancer Research

Fifty years ago, the outcomes for children with leukemia — the most common form of childhood cancer — were not optimistic. Now, 95 percent of children are cured.

We know that research can cure cancer, which is why the current level of federal funding for childhood cancer research is so disappointing.

Every 37 minutes a child is diagnosed with cancer. Only four percent of federal funding for cancer research is dedicated to the youngest cases.

That isn't enough to find a cure for every child.

At Nationwide Children's Hospital, we know the importance of cutting-edge research and expert care. We also know that, with enough funding, we can help kids beat cancer and live long, healthy lives.

Add your name to help Nationwide Children's Hospital make pediatric cancer research a national priority.