CAR-T study targeting IL-13RA2 for paediatric-type diffuse high-grade gliomas including diffuse midline glioma   Dr. Karin Straathof:...

Feb 15th 2025 is International Childhood Cancer Awareness Day

Join team Abbie's Army at the Great Run Series event in 2025

The award has been made in recognition of charitable services to Children and Families dealing with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma and...

We'd love you to help us to light up our tree for DIPG research  in time for this Christmas. Make it shine brightly with a heartfelt...

Team Atlantic Fusion heading for La Gomera this December

Some encouraging and very inspiring news from the Monje lab and CAR-T cell therapy trials at Stanford Medicine. Photo : Stanford News....

Abbie’s Army has joined the DIPG/DMG Collaborative as Leadership Partners

Emma was taken to A&E due to feeling unwell, we could have never imagined that our world would be turned upside down.

Every September, we recognise Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a time to honor the bravery of children battling cancer

Professor Hargrave explains the latest advancements in this clinical trial, the mechanism of CAR T-cell therapy

If this cancer were better understood, maybe Billy could have celebrated more birthdays, blown out more candles.

One night at bedtime, Georgia said she couldn’t see the book we were reading properly. I made her an eye appointment – she never made it

Take the Leap for Abbie’s Army: Join Us for the Windsor Bungee Jump on 20th October 2024!

DIPG is a devastating diagnosis, not just because of its physical effects, but also due to its profound impact on the mental health of both

A junior doctor stood in the doorway and said they had sent the images to the National in London as there was a mass in her brain

Within a week life with two healthy beautiful children changed forever. Jacob had been given 9-12 months to live.

It became obvious she wasn’t hearing well. In the following weeks her face started to droop on one side when she was laughing or crying

I knew something was wrong and no one listened to me.

It started as a normal morning, his dad dropped him and Lucy off to me first thing so I could take them to school