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With your support, we have been able to fund outstanding research, leading toward cures and improved quality of life for children with cancer. Browse through more than 1,000 funded projects below.

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ALSF Funded Research Projects

Project Title	Institution / Principal Investigator(s)	Grant Type	Year	State
Targeting a Novel Epigenetic Signature in Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Gliomas	New York University School of Medicine / Danny Reinberg, PhD	Reach Grants	2019	New York
Molecular Annotation for Treatment of Childhood Cancers Trial: Neuroblastoma (MATCH-NB)	Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia / Yael Mosse, M.D.	Bio-Therapeutic Impact Award	2015	Pennsylvania
Phase I Trial of Indoximod in Combination with Temozolomide-based Therapy for Children with Progressive Primary Brain Tumors	Georgia Health Sciences University Research Institute, Inc. / Theodore Johnson, M.D., Ph.D.	Bio-Therapeutic Impact Award	2014	Georgia
HA-1 TCR T-cell Immunotherapy for Acute Leukemia	Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center / Marie Bleakley, M.D., Ph.D.	Bio-Therapeutic Impact Award	2014	Washington
Next-Generation Personalized Neuroblastoma Therapy (Nepenthe)	Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia / Yael Mosse, MD & John Maris, MD	Bio-Therapeutic Impact Award	2015	Pennsylvania
Immunotherapy of Neuroblastoma with CAR.GD2 NKT Cells	Baylor College of Medicine / Leonid S. Metelitsa, M.D., Ph.D.	Bio-Therapeutic Impact Award	2014	Texas
Natural Killer T cells with an IL-15-armored GD2-specific CAR for Children with Neuroblastoma	Baylor College of Medicine / Andras Heczey, MD	Bio-Therapeutic Impact Award	2017	Texas
Enhancing Coping and Communication in Children with Cancer and Their Parents: A Novel Internet-Based Intervention	Vanderbilt University Medical Center / Bruce Compas, PhD	Psychosocial Grants	2016	Tennessee
Screen to Intervene: A Family-Centered Approach to Identifying and Communicating Family Psychosocial Risk and Developing Evidence Based Clinical Pathways in Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation	Alfred I duPont Hospital for Children / Anne Kazak, PhD	Psychosocial Grants	2015	Delaware
Development of a Screening Module to Assess Sibling-Related Psychosocial Risk in Families of Children with Cancer	Boston University / Kristin Long, PhD	Psychosocial Grants	2014	Massachusetts

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