In April 2000, 7-year-old Megan Evans moved from ballet lessons,
gymnastics and Rollerblades into the more serious world of pediatric
cancer.
Diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma, she began
treatment for her cancer and spent a semester in the MD Anderson
Children's Cancer Hospital elementary school classroom. During that
time, Megan was introduced to the Children's Art Project and has since
been a CAP designer numerous times.
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My name is Emily Tickle Thomas and I had cancer. I was diagnosed with oral squamous cell carcinoma in 2007 while pregnant with my fourth son...
After a long and successful career in broadcast journalism in Houston, North Texas and Oklahoma, Judy Overton joined MD Anderson in 2008 as...
When Joseph Campione was born, his parents adoringly held their
first child -- a healthy 6-pounder with a head of black hair. But when
he was only two weeks old, they were told that a small growth on his
bottom that was present at birth and had been thought to be benign was
diagnosed as rhabdomyosarcoma, an extremely rare form of muscle
cancer. Now, five years later, as Joseph prepares to enter kindergarten...
In September 2008, Hurricane Ike hit the coast of Galveston and through the medical center, with winds up to 110 mph. MD Anderson was closed...
The use of cell phones among children has increased dramatically over the last decade. So has the rising concern over whether cell phone use...