“It truly is an amazing time in paediatric oncology,” said Dr. Alexandra Zorzi, Head of Paediatric Oncology at Children’s Hospital.

Joanne Oke knows what an impact companionship can have on kids with chronic medical conditions — and what special bonds puppies can forge with kids.

Children’s Hospital is profoundly grateful for the Meyers’ generosity, which will immediately and profoundly impact the lives of many children in critical care. Their story serves as a beacon of hope and an invitation for others to join in the spirit of giving.

Even in times as difficult as facing a cancer diagnosis, Kaeleigh and Kaitlyn felt inspired by their Children’s care teams. Their unique journey from patient to care provider helps make them exceptional nurses.

In a quiet neighbourhood in London, Ontario, lives a family whose journey clearly illustrates the extraordinary care Children’s Hospital provides.

We all know that babies don’t come with a manual, but they can come with the next best thing: a midwife. And they’ll even come to your home.

TVCC researchers are exploring how to cultivate and support online friendships among children with disabilities.

When we think of childhood cancer, most of us immediately picture children with no hair, experiencing severe nausea. The reality of cancer care is that kids and teens respond to treatment in vastly different ways.

When Katie and Matthew noticed a spot of swelling on their five-month-old son Walter’s lip, at first, they thought it was just another hemangioma – a type of non-cancerous growth that he had before and that resolved on their own.