Pictured here at the #SARCtrials Semi-Annual Meeting at #CTOS this past November, Dr. Chris Fletcher has had an astounding impact on #sarcoma research and the sarcoma community. We are saddened to learn of his passing and are grateful for his amazing contributions.

The OSI has been awarded a $500K grant from Lyda Hill Philanthropies to help advance osteosarcoma research and treatment efforts! Meet the researchers who are striving for a breakthrough in osteosarcoma treatment at osinst.org/meet-the-resea….

The OSI had a wonderful visit with the Wampler family at our offices to give updates on OSI’s research portfolio and learn about the latest osteosarcoma science. Read the story of their daughter and sister, Lizzy Wampler, at osinst.org/lizzys-story.

Do you have a passion for ending osteosarcoma and want to pursue advocacy alongside others? See why the OSI formed a Board of Ambassadors in 2023 and consider getting involved: osinst.org/meet-the-board….

Jill MacDonald (Jill MacDonald) was diagnosed with #osteosarcoma within two weeks of her husband being diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. Her husband’s cancer was incurable, but she survived. Read her incredible story. osinst.org/jills-story

Improved chemokine homing enhances CAR T-cell therapy for #osteosarcoma | ow.ly/2wmU50SRrX2 #oncology

Thrilled by the success of the talk given by our postdoc Eunice on epigenetics in osteosarcoma at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory! Proud of the impactful work she is doing in our lab. We are excited to continue pushing the boundaries of our research in this area.

Today on International Dog Day, we remember Jay B's beloved Corgi, Carl, who passed away from osteosarcoma. To honor all the dogs who have left paw prints on your heart, read Jay B and Carl’s story at osinst.org/an-internation….

During Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, don't forget #sarcoma. Here's information from National Cancer Institute for patients and their families: cancer.gov/types/soft-tis…

Osteosarcoma is 10 times more common in canines compared to humans. That’s why some scientists believe studying dogs may hold the key to treating the disease in children and young adults. osinst.org/a-girl-and-her…

Dan and Megan Tigue lost their nephew, Miles Hartz, to osteosarcoma in 2023. In Miles' honor, they recently hosted a pool tournament fundraiser and raised $4,600 for the OSI. Add your support to the Miles of Hope Fund today at osinst.org/hartz-fund.

Africa University Peer Educators Club in Zimbabwe joins together with the Osteosarcoma Institute, a virtual institute in Dallas, Texas to raise awareness for childhood cancer globally. Learn more about both organizations at osinst.org and africau.edu.

“This discovery brings much needed new hope to children and youth battling osteosarcoma.” —Dr. Poul Sorensen

Scientists at the University of British Columbia have identified a potential drug that could halt osteosarcoma’s spread. Learn more at the link below.

Ravi Herndon is being treated for osteosarcoma at a children's hospital in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he is a favorite among the oncology nurses. Learn more about Ravi and how you can help support his and his family's wishes to accelerate research at osinst.org/herndon-fundra….

The 2024-2025 Grant Cycle for the Osteosarcoma Institute is now open! If you are an osteosarcoma researcher or investigator, please visit our website to learn about our grant process and how to apply: osinst.org/researchers/#g….

Adolescents and young adults with cancer face unique challenges, but AYA medicine is here to help. Damon Reed, MD wants patients to know their voice matters in treatment decisions, and they should lean on the support of family and friends. Read more at osinst.org/reed-aya.

Grace’s life was cut devastatingly short at 15 after a three-year battle with osteosarcoma. Still, her mother, Carrie, says she’s grateful for the time she had with her daughter. “The fact that she got as much time as she did is pretty rare, I think.” osinst.org/amazing-grace

Joel couldn’t relate to the pamphlets the hospital gave him on limb amputation. So he and his mom wrote their own book on his experience. osinst.org/inspiring-audi…

The OSI recently had the privilege of working with a west Texas community bank on a remarkable $1.2 million estate gift that will significantly support our research efforts for years to come. Explore your Planned Giving options at osinst.org/donate/#planne….