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OUR TV INTERVIEWS, VIDEOS AND PHOTOS
Mapping Cancer Disparities panel at the Atlantic’s People v. Cancer forum
Watch Kids v Cancer’s Executive Director Nancy Goodman speak about the need to lower kids’ age of eligibility for clinical trials. more→
CureFest for Childhood Cancer
See our photo gallery from CureFest 2017. more→
This week in pediatric oncology – Interview with Nancy Goodman (audio)
Dr. Timothy Cripe from Nationwide Children’s Hospital talks with Nancy Goodman, Founder and Executive Director of Kids v. Cancer, about accomplishments and her hopes for the future. more→
Is the Federal government a productive partner in cancer policy?
Watch a 9 min. video: Nancy Goodman speaks about creating incentives for the industry to develop cancer drugs for children at the joint conference of the Yale Law School, Smilow Cancer Hospital and Yale Cancer Center. more→
Eyes on immunotherapy: Nancy Goodman speaks at the Atlantic Forum Children & Cancer
A video on how Kids v Cancer is creating incentives and requirements for companies to undertake pediatric studies. more→
Youth Lobby Days on Capitol Hill 2017
See the photos from some of our Youth Lobby Days in 2017. more→
Evie urges Congress to pass the RACE Act to help her little sister Sadie
Watch the video: 15-year-old Evie Murrata make an urgent request to Congress to pass the RACE for Children Act to help her 12-year-old sister Sadie who is fighting cancer for the third time. more→
Kids v. Cancer advocates for RACE for Children Act (CNBC)
Nancy Goodman, Kids v. Cancer founder, discusses her push for the development of pediatric cancer drugs. With CNBC’s Meg Tirrell.
The death of a child and a golden ticket for drug makers (STAT)
How did every parent’s worst nightmare — the death of a child — spur the creation of an incentive system to turn making drugs for childhood cancer from a high-risk, low-reward gamble to a bet a company might make? more→
Nancy Goodman speaks at Summit 2016 Entrepreneurship at Cornell
Nancy Goodman, CEO, Kids v. Cancer from Eship@Cornell on Vimeo.
Thank You Book Volume 2
Kids fighting cancer are on a long and grueling journey. We thank you for fighting for these children. Read their stories in our Thank You Book, Vol. 2. more→
Nancy Goodman at the Rare Disease Congressional Caucus
Nancy Goodman discusses rare pediatric disease priority review voucher incentive program. more→
Is pediatric cancer research being left behind? Featuring Nancy Goodman (Fox and Friends)
Video interview with Nancy Goodman. more→
Drugs of last resort (PBS)
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