Despite losing most of her left arm bone to this disease, 15-year-old Angelina Dilcher has returned to doing what she loves most, gymnastics, and continues to inspire others with her courage and resilience.

John was just about to celebrate his second birthday when he started feeling unwell during a family trip to Paris. What seemed like the flu quickly took a serious turn.

A Christmas miracle indeed!

The process can be isolating for families with a child undergoing cancer treatments. However, community members at Humble ISD are coming together to show families like 12-year-old Sofia Figueroa’s, that they are not alone.

The money and the support pediatric cancer gets from the government is pretty limited compared to adult cancers. That’s why one former cancer patient has been raising money for a nonprofit organization that made her hospital stays better.

Kateryna Zadvornova and Vadym Zadvornov chose to move to Houston just before the war in Ukraine began. When their daughter started school in the U.S. they thought she was getting sick with normal childhood viruses

A new chapter for a breakfast ritual at Chick-fil-A Sienna Crossing

Our Brian Perry gives us an inside look at the Chick-fil-A headquarters after getting a Backstage Tour at the Chick-fil-A Support Center in Atlanta, GA.

Some moments stand out, altering the course of our existence in profound ways. For KPRC 2's Brian Perry and his family, one such moment occurred when something traumatic unfolded, leaving a permanent mark on our lives.

A Rubik’s cube competition is helping make hospital stays more bearable for pediatric cancer patients, with the help of a local non-profit.

Common Bond has once again partnered with Sky High for Kids and Texas Children's Hospital to bring smiles to the faces of young warriors battling cancer and other life-threatening diseases.

While nearly 80% of children with cancer in the U.S. will be cured, many face lifelong quality-of-life challenges or medical complications that come as a result of their treatment.

A cancer dad reflects on Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

If you did not know my story and were to see me at Chick-fil-A on a Saturday morning eating my two biscuits, one for Ethan and one for me, you would think I was just any other guy enjoying his breakfast.

This year, more than 10,000 children are expected to be diagnosed with cancer.

Lilli Curry,16, died from Ewing sarcoma in 2016.

Wait until you hear about the Passport For Care program at Texas Children’s Hospital.

September is Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month and this month KPRC 2 is honoring the legacy of the son of a long-time KPRC 2 team member. Twelve-year-old Ethan valiantly fought T-Cell Lymphoblastic Lymphoma for eight months before passing away on March 25, 2021.

A big part of the care at Texas Children’s Hospital involves dogs: Yes, you read that correctly -- dogs.

It’s an incredible time in terms of pediatric cancer research, said Dr. Will Parsons, of the Precision Oncology team at Texas Children’s Hospital.

September marks Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month, so we wondered: When it comes to the fight against pediatric cancer, what’s new?

In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re spotlighting one of the largest pediatric cancer and hematology centers in the country -- located right in our own backyard!

The story behind these heroes and how you can help support their mission