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New Resource now online: Integrated Proteogenomic Characterization across Major Histological Types of Pediatric Brain Cancer zpr.io/HLWrZ

Offering new hope for children with cancer...

Just released Cell Press #CBTN & #CPTAC Investigators collaborated on the 1st large-scale, multicenter proteogenomic analysis, offering new insights into pediatric brain tumor biology buff.ly/33eI0Jy Children's Hospital Children's National Hospital 🏥 Fred Hutch Cancer Center Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai National Cancer Institute

Study offers new clues for treating brain cancer in children statnews.com/2020/11/25/stu… via STAT

So grateful to have been part of this important study! As this work moves further along toward clinical validation, I hope it brings comfort to patients and their families who have suffered from this terrible disease.

This is huge!! Revolutionizing pediatric neurosurgery

#CBTN investigators recently collaborated on a publication in BMC analyzing WGS datasets of matched germlines & tumor tissues to identify recurrent germline variants in pediatric HGG patients. Read more about their methods & results: buff.ly/2JOqCoE #WeWontStop

#ICYMI Take a look at our panel from today! Thanks to National Cancer Institute's #CPTAC, @NCI_HRodriguez, Adam Resnick, Pei Wang, Amanda Paulovich, Children’s Brain Tumor Foundation's Miriam Barry, Francesca Petralia, and Children's National Hospital 🏥's Brian Rood for participating! fb.watch/2rzYt0uu-5/ #WeWontStop

What a phenomenal discussion! Massive #thankyou to everyone who made this possible. Count me in for future collaborations. #CancerResearch #ScienceMatters

#CBTN provided key data & biospecimens to support the publication of 19 papers in 13 scientific publications this year. In February, CBTN investigators published a study on the role of macrophages in #medulloblastoma at bioRxiv buff.ly/2LXVxQ0 #WeWontStop

During Opening Keynote at #IS21, Dr. Kimryn Rathmell acknowledges researchers need to be able to make sense of cancer data in order to help patients with treatment plans and recovery. #bigdata #datascience

When the show approached the Rittenhouse couple about filming in their rowhouse, the homeowners had one condition: donate the location fee to CHOP. phillymag.com/healthcare-new…

Thanks to #CBTN's Dr. Jay Storm & his wife Stacey for their commitment to improving outcomes for children w/ #braincancer. They worked w/ M. Night Shyamalan & Servant to raise awareness & funds for research at our member site Children's Hospital. buff.ly/39QV77a #WeWontStop

Our own Dr. Jay Storm, Children's Hospital neurosurgeon, was featured in Philly Mag after lending his home to M. Night Shyamalan as a film location - & donating the fees to support CHOP Research's Center for Data Driven Discovery in Biomedicine! Learn more:

This article talks about me & Servant but I wanted you to read it for Stacey & Jay Storm whose house we shoot in. They do such good work at the Center for Data Driven Discovery in Biomedicine (D3B) at Children’s Hospital of Pennsylvania Donate if you can. phillymag.com/healthcare-new…

This article demonstrates the commitment Drs. Jay Storm and Adam Resnick have for research through D3B Children's Hospital. This is why Penn Rhinology loves to collaborate with them on research for both our pediatric and adult tumor patients. phillymag.com/healthcare-new…

I was deeply moved by the amazing kids that participated in our “Faces of Childhood Cancer” roundtable. I hope you take a second to hear their powerful stories & what they want us to know about childhood cancer. It’s time to pass the Gabriella Miller Kids First Research Act 2.0.

Thank you CHOP Center for Data-Driven Discovery in Biomedicine for a great partnership. It has been an honor to support you and your amazing efforts in pediatric cancer research over the past 4 seasons of #SERVANT! d3b.center Children's Hospital

Maybe it’s our fault that the bills did not go through smoothly. We are just parents whose kids died from cancer. We are trying to figure out DC too. Please cut us a break. This is my reality. Hundreds of us have been working for years and years on these bills. We work on these