Cancer and Blood Disorders Center
Patient Stories
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I Was Not Ready to Die: How Immunotherapy Saved My Life
When his ALL came back, Aaron feared he was out of treatment options. But he found hope at Seattle Children’s. Now, he shares his story.
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Tumor Paint Brings Light to Toddler’s Brain Cancer
Getting rid of cancer while protecting a child's brain is the goal of BLZ-100 Tumor Paint. Hunter's brain surgery was a step toward that goal.
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A Potentially Game-Changing Therapy Puts Greta in Remission
Meet one of the first patients in a study that aims to make immunotherapy the biggest cancer treatment breakthrough of our time.
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Picture-Perfect Treatment of Julia’s Eye Tumor
Delivering medicine to the eye via an artery treats tumors and limits side effects. We’re the only area hospital to offer kids this therapy.
Advances in Care
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Aiming for a Cure With Immunotherapy
Our researchers are developing new cancer immunotherapies that could help patients achieve long-term remission.
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New CAR T-Cell Trial Targets CD22 and CD19 Simultaneously
Researchers hope our newest T-cell therapy for ALL – which attacks 2 targets at once – will cut the relapse rate by almost half.
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Neuroblastoma Research Brings Hope
Our researchers are helping more kids beat one of the deadliest pediatric cancers, giving new hope to patients nationwide.
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Aiming for More Cures and Fewer Side Effects for Kids With AML
A new clinical trial for kids with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) aims to increase cure rates while limiting heart damage from treatment.
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Lighting the Way to Safer Brain Surgery
A national clinical trial will test if BLZ-100 Tumor Paint helps surgeons see cancer vs. normal tissue. The goal? Less risky brain surgery.
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We have the science. We have the track record. All we lack are the funds to bring this treatment to more young patients.