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Epigenetic manipulation of leukemia.
H. Leighton Grimes
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Innovation Grants, Awarded 2009
Investigating the role of lin-28 in germ cell tumorigenesis
George Daley
Boston Children’s Hospital
Innovation Grants, Awarded 2009
Developmental Therapeutics and Translational Research Program
John Maris
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Phase I/II Infrastructure Grants, Awarded 2005
Application of Epigenetic Markers for Early Detection of Childhood Leukemia.
Sheng Zhong
University of California San Francisco
Epidemiology Grants, Awarded 2008
The Therapy-Related Symptom Checklist for Children (TRSC-C): Systematic Monitoring of Symptoms to Improve Oncology Interventions.
Phoebe Williams
Kansas Medical Center Research Institute, Inc.
Nurse Researcher Grants, Awarded 2008
Fatigue and Carnitine Levels over Eight Cycles of Chemotherapy in Children and Adolescents.
Marilyn Hockenberry
Baylor College of Medicine
Nurse Researcher Grants, Awarded 2008
Self-Management of Cancer-Related Fatigue by Adolescents: Pilot Study of an Evidence Based Educational Resource.
Catherine Fiona Macpherson
Seattle Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center
Nurse Researcher Grants, Awarded 2008
Evaluation of the Prevalence of Diaper Dermatitis in Pediatric Leukemia.
Beth Storey
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Nurse Researcher Grants, Awarded 2008
A Comparison of Parent and Clinician Reported Toxicities in Standard Radiation Versus Proton Beam Radiation in Children with Posterior Fossa Tumors.
Rosanna Pollack, RN & Cynthia Schmus, RN
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Nurse Researcher Grants, Awarded 2007
Factors Influencing the Decision to Provide General Anesthesia or Moderate Sedation for Treatment Related Procedures in Children with Cancer
Elizabeth Ely, PhD, RN
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Nurse Researcher Grants, Awarded 2007

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