ABCs of cancer

When kids are sick, who do they usually want? Their moms, of course! But when Mom can't be right by their side 24/7, who nurtures them just as well?

Cancer comes in many forms. Have you ever heard of Medullablastoma? If a child is diagnosed with this type of tumor, is there a way to predict how the kid will do during surgery?

How can a child diagnosed with brain cancer be considered lucky?

No matter how good we may or may not comprehend spelling, one thing that everyone can understand is pain, particularly when it comes in the form of cancer. How we deal with that pain, however, is a different matter altogether.

What brings you the most joy in your life? Is it the gurgles and coos of your new baby? A big hug from your favorite child? Or the laughter of your friends and family? For some, their source of joy is rather surprising.

When you were a little kid, what did you imagine? Did you daydream about becoming a fireman or a ballerina? Some children have different dreams. Some of them simply want to live long enough to grow up.

Have you ever felt heartsick over something you couldn't control? St. Jude kids feel that way plenty. Find out how they learn to cope.

When a child is sick with a catastrophic pediatric disease, what is he or she most thankful for?

What is one of the first things we all check for when our kids are sick? Sure, we feel their heads to see if they have a fever. But what happens when that temperature refuses to go down?

What happens to a St. Jude kid with cancer? Find out in this humorous but insightful story told with eggs.

Because St. Jude is named after a saint, some may think that it is only a Catholic hospital. Is that the case?

Who benefits most from the medicines and cures discovered by the researchers at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital?