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Dr. Alison King, pediatric oncologist, speaks with KTVI about a pre-school girl with a rare brain tumor caused by neurofibromatosis, or NF1.

Music therapist Christy Merrell talks about the field of music therapy and its healing power with the Riverfront Times.

Episode 1 of The Frontline for Hope aired on KSDK Saturday, March 16.

KSDK's Mike Bush introduces us to Bryson, an inspiring child who's overcome incredible obstacles, and who just might make it home to Oklahoma for the holidays.

A patient at St. Louis Children's Hospital got the surprise of her life when a local family donated tickets - and backstage passes - to the Justin Bieber concert.

KSDK highlights a brave cancer patient, and her bucket list for life.

Dr. Josh Rubin, pediatric oncologist, describes to KSDK his research into pediatric brain tumors, and how it benefits from Pedal the Cause donations.

KSDK highlights Noah O'Neal and his fight with cancer. Noah is St. Louis Children's Hospital's team ambassador for Pedal the Cause.

Dr. Robert Hayashi, director of hematology/oncology discusses a rare blood disorder called Diamond Blackfan Anemia with the St. Louis Review publication. 

Dr. Robert Hayashi, director of hematology, discusses Sickle Cell Anemia with KTVI.

KTVI follows along as MLB Umpires share smiles -- and Build-a-Bears -- with our oncology patients.

The St. Louis American highlights the need for bone marrow donors by following the story of little Gabby's transplant.

KSDK spent the day at Camp Crescent, a specialized camp run by St. Louis Children's Hospital for children with Sickle Cell Disease.

Dr. Todd Druley, pediatric oncologist, was featured by a Philadelphia TV station for his work to better understand and treat leukemia.

St. Louis Children's Hospital makes U.S. News Honor roll again.

Dr. Josh Rubin speaks with KMOX about how Pedal the Cause helps pediatric cancer research.

Children fighting cancer got to have the camp experience right at their bedsides thanks to Camp Rainbow.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch introduces us to Katie Hilke, a nine-year-old who turned a hobby into a way to help kids with cancer.

KSDK's ShowMe St. Louis highlighted Clare's brave battle with cancer.

Cancer survivor Brooke Cantwell shares her story during a ceremony for childhood cancer research.

KSDK follows a cancer patient's video "audition" with his music therapist for the Ellen Degeneres show!

Dr. David Wilson talks about a girl from Kenya receiving treatment for a neck tumor.

US News Honor RollOur cancer care is ranked by U.S. News.  Read more

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