If your child is diagnosed with cancer or a blood disorder, we understand it's not easy news to hear, but know that Children's Minnesota will be with you and your child along every step of the way. We believe that by providing the best journey for the patient and family, it will lead to the best outcomes. You'll receive first-rate, compassionate care from the moment we meet.
Comprehensive Clinics - Many of our programs offer pediatric specialty clinics that include a variety of experts available in a single clinic visit.
It can be frightening to hear that a child has cancer or a blood disorder. At Children's Minnesota, we're experts in treating the disease and supporting the patient and family. In addition to offering advanced, individualized care for newly diagnosed children, teens and young adults with cancers and blood disorders, we also provide innovative treatment for rare, relapsed and recurrent cancers.
Get to know Jonathan Matters and find out what inspired his photography project in this week’s Five Question Friday.
More than 400 guests turned out for Children's Minnesota's Shine Bright Bash, raising more than $320,000 for Children's Cancer and Blood Disorders Program.
Children's medical director of hematology and oncology joins the show as part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
For every mention of #shinebrightbash between Sept. 1 and 13, Affinity Plus Credit Union will donate $5, up to $15,000, to our cancer program.
Dr. Sencer has been instrumental in founding the integrative medicine and pain and palliative care programs at Children’s.
Lucas Hobbs, 12, of Eagan, and four food trucks fed patients, families and staff at Children's – Minneapolis.
Editor's note: This post originally was published May 18, 2010. Dr. Tim Culbert is the former medical director of Integrative Medicine at Children's Minnesota.