With lifesaving treatments, education and preventative screenings, Seattle Children’s aims to be a support system for your child. Meet Frankline who shares what it is like parenting a child living with sickle cell disease.

Philanthropy powers the bold ideas, breakthrough discoveries and hope that transform children’s lives. Your support doesn’t just fund research, it fuels possibility. https://bit.ly/4oVO2Hd

Dine with purpose this September during #childhoodcancerawarenessmonth! Enjoy your Ivar’s favorites and don’t forget to donate during your visit. Every gift supports life-saving cancer research at Seattle Children’s.

Tomorrow is the 17th annual Run of Hope Seattle! You can sign up in person tomorrow to support pediatric cancer research at Seattle Children’s. For more information click the link below. https://www.runofhopeseattle.org

Without the generosity of our donors, groundbreaking ideas wouldn’t get off the ground, and the bold questions that lead to life-changing discoveries would go unanswered. Donate today. https://bit.ly/4oVO2Hd

After a year of intense cancer treatment, 11-year-old Ino joined Seattle artist Victor Meléndez to create a painting honoring the Seattle Children’s care team and their fight against childhood cancer. Join us at Run of Hope on Sept. 21 to help fund cures for kids with cancer. runofhopeseattle.org

This September, enjoy your favorite Top Pot Doughnut with your morning coffee and help fuel groundbreaking cancer research at Seattle Children’s during #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth. Visit any Washington Top Pot location to donate and support the fight against childhood cancer.

When Josie was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, doctors urged her mom to bring in Josie’s identical twin sister Lucy immediately. Hours later, Lucy was diagnosed too. Now The Carlson family is fighting for their girls and for research that could save countless children. https://bit.ly/3ViIKbm

With lifesaving treatments, education and preventative screenings, Seattle Children’s aims to be a support system for your child. Meet Frankline who shares what it is like parenting a child living with sickle cell disease.

Just one year ago, Ino was too sick to walk. At Seattle Children’s, Ino received breakthrough immunotherapy and expert care led by Mignon Loh, MD. Now in remission, he’s running, jumping, painting, and getting ready for 6th grade, a reminder of what’s possible when kids.

Join Seattle Children's very own Beth Lawlor, PhD, MD, at the Run of Hope! When she's not in her lab developing new therapies for Ewing Sarcoma, she's focused on building our incredible community. Sign up or donate at runofhopeseattle.org

The In Concert for Cancer Annual Benefit Show maybe sold out but you can still make a difference by donating! Donations will benefit the Seattle Children’s Cancer Emergency Patient Fund. https://inconcertforcancer.org/

To mark 25 years since his treatment at Seattle Children’s, Spencer reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro and raised more than $7,956 for pediatric cancer research during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. https://bit.ly/4nizMrb

At 2 months old, Alexis began treatment for Stage 4 cancer at Seattle Children’s. Now 19 and cancer-free, and a part of our Cancer Survivor Program. Learn more about the Cancer Survivor Program: https://bit.ly/46hGWDT

Ino and Seattle artist Victor Meléndez spent the day painting together, creating a piece that celebrates the Seattle Children’s care team and their relentless fight against childhood cancer. Join us at Run of Hope on Sept. 21 to get your hands on this exclusive art piece! runofhopeseattle.org

At Seattle Children’s, bold ideas and innovative research happen because of you. Without philanthropy and your generous support, exploring new frontiers in medicine wouldn’t be possible. Donate today! https://bit.ly/3Kbr8M8

A recent study from the Gerner and Urdahl labs at UW and @seattlechildrens.org uncovers fundamental determinants of tuberculosis lung pathology. This has important implications for new strategies to prevent or treat tuberculosis. 🧐 See the abstract in @jem.org : https://bit.ly/41IdeHA

Meet Jason Price, PhD, a rising star of #cancer research at Seattle Children’s who is a protein engineer specializing in novel therapeutic design. He is also the lead investigator of the Price Lab, which develops innovative protein-based therapies for the treatment of pediatric disease. #MedSky

Congratulations to Seattle Children’s Nicholas Vitanza, MD, on receiving a $1 million grant from @TheCureStartsNow Foundation and their partners, the DIPG/DMG Collaborative. Together, we’re working to create better treatment options and new hope for children and families. https://bit.ly/4m9TT9A

Katy Fladeboe, PhD, emphasizes the critical role philanthropic support plays in driving meaningful research progress. Donate this #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth. https://bit.ly/3Kbr8M8

Congratulations to Seattle Children’s @nickvitanza.bsky.social, MD, on receiving a $1 million grant from @TheCureStartsNow Foundation and their partners, the DIPG/DMG Collaborative. Together, we’re working to create better treatment options and new hope for children and families. bit.ly/4m9TT9A

Experts at Seattle Children’s Sickle Cell Disease Program care for children with sickle cell disease, help them control pain and avoid serious complications from the disease. Watch this video to learn about sickle cell disease including care and treatment options.

Seattle Children’s has earned accreditation Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy, the international gold standard for hospitals & medical centers providing blood & marrow transplants and other cellular therapies. Both Apheresis & Immunotherapy Programs were recognized. bit.ly/4lZq0IJ

Seattle Children’s provides the most advanced treatments and clinical trials for children, teens and young adults with cancer of any pediatric hospital in the Pacific Northwest. To join Lofa and Dan in making a difference, donate today! https://bit.ly/45NeITi

Less than 8% of federal cancer research funds typically go to pediatric cancers, and recent cuts are making this disparity even more severe. At Seattle Children’s we’re working toward a future where no child faces cancer without hope. Donate today. https://bit.ly/47QD1Ru

In honor of Sickle Cell Awareness Month, Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic and Seattle Children's are hosting a blood drive on Tuesday, September 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Donating blood is a simple act that can save and support multiple lives! Appointments are required. https://bit.ly/3JIb8RI

Juliane Gust, MD, PhD is a pioneer in the emerging field of neuro-immuno oncology. Her research on CAR T-related neurotoxicity is helping to define this previously uncharted area of medicine. Learn more about her groundbreaking work in our latest Featured Research article: https://bit.ly/4n3zfbV

Meet Siobhan Pattwell, PhD, a rising star of #cancer research at Seattle Children’s. They're studying genes, the processes involved in neurodevelopment and how they are hijacked in cancer. Their hope is that the work will lead to better therapies for pediatric cancer patients. #MedSky #Oncology

Our team of local providers treat the most kids with sickle cell disease in the Pacific Northwest. With lifesaving treatments, education and preventative screenings, Seattle Children’s aims to be a support system for your child - from their health to life at school and at home.https://bit.ly/4p1WPrn

𝐒𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐢𝐬 𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐂𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐫 𝐀𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐡 🎗️ Now more than ever, Seattle Children’s is focused on our mission: helping every child live their healthiest, happiest life possible. Join us this month to learn more about the impact of pediatric cancer and how you can help us continue to provide

When it comes to cancer care, Seattle Children’s stops at nothing — combining world-class expertise with relentless determination — to give patients the best chance of survival and a bright future. Help join the fight and donate today. https://bit.ly/47QD1Ru

We’re still glowing from the joyful grand opening of Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic Central District. The celebration was filled with heartfelt speeches, warm reunions, and a powerful reminder of the clinic’s long-lasting commitment to the community it calls home. https://bit.ly/3JFSB8u

Join Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic and Seattle Children’s Sickle Cell Disease Program on Saturday, September 6, for the Metropolitan Seattle Sickle Cell Task Force’s Annual Sickle Cell 5k Walk! For more information or to register, visit: https://seattlesicklecellwalk.org/

Seattle Children's is thrilled to be a recipient of an inaugural grant from Fund for Science and Technology. Funded by the estate of Paul G. Allen, the new foundation is focused on Allen’s lifelong passions for bioscience, the environment, and the power of AI for good. www.ff-st.org/news-stories...

Meet Joelle Straehla, MD, a rising star of cancer research at Seattle Children’s who treats pediatric cancer patients and leads the Straehla Lab. The lab is dedicated to advancing drug delivery technologies for cancer therapy with an emphasis on using nanomedicine. #Medsky #Oncology #Cancer

August marks National Black Business Month. Seattle Children’s BAHN and Friends Connection Group partnered with Seattle Children’s Research Events and Connects to host an Annual Black Business Month Market. Thank you to all the vendors and workforce members who came out to celebrate with us!

Research from Stamenkovic, PhD et al. suggests reduced blood flow to the brain during aging, which leads to cognitive decline, may partly result from impaired drainage through deep networks of tiny blood vessels. Improving blood flow could prevent brain degeneration over time. https://bit.ly/3UHX2Sz

An international team led by Melissa Martos, MD, recently published a systematic analysis of 40 years of research on the burden of surviving childhood cancer in @jamaoncology.com Read the article at https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaoncology/article-abstract/2837645 #Oncology #Medsky

Shane and Fogón Cocina Mexicana whipped up some delicious tacos for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Make sure to follow Seattle Children's and Fogón to learn how you can help provide hope and cures through every meal at Fogón Cocina Mexicana in September!

Meet Ram Rao, MD, PhD, a physician-scientist and a rising star of cancer research at Seattle Children’s. By using advanced bioengineering techniques to create accurate 3D bone tumor models, his team is unraveling secrets of cancer biology and rapidly testing new drugs.

🤩 The Washington Research Foundation has awarded a $275,000 technology commercialization grant to Dr. Nino Ramirez of @seattlechildrens.org to enable the development of a treatment that could halt the progression of schizophrenia. Congratulations Dr. Ramirez! bit.ly/4mLUfE0

The Pew Charitable Trusts have named Seattle Children’s Christian Arias Reyes, PhD, one of their 2025 Latin American Fellows! This fellowship supports LatAm scientists receiving #postdoc training in the US. Learn more at www.pew.org/en/about/new... #MedSky

Seattle Children’s Chief Scientific Officer Vittorio Gallo, PhD, recently joined Timothy Chou, PhD for a conversation about the past present and future of pediatric biomedical research. Listen now at www.buzzsprout.com/2263412/epis... #MedSky #Research

Meet Shan Lin, PhD, a rising star of cancer research at Seattle Children’s. Their lab team investigates the molecular mechanisms of programmed cell death regulation in #leukemia. They use their knowledge to advance the treatment of difficult-to-treat hematologic malignancies. #MedSky #Cancer

Had a great time at my first #SeattleStorm game today with fellow @seattlechildrens.org Ben Towne Center scientists and friends! #EveryoneWatchesWomensSports

Engineering B cells to treat and study human disease - @seattlechildrens.org @uwmedicine.bsky.social go.nature.com/3Uhbcdf

Inspired by her young patients, Seattle Children's Dr. Kasey Leger is leading the way in global research to reduce side effects of pediatric cancer treatments, so cancer survivors can live long, healthy lives. Learn more about her work: www.seattlechildrens.org/research/fea... #MedSky #Cancer

Meet Katy Fladeboe, PhD. She leads the Development and Psychosocial Outcomes Lab dedicated to identifying and addressing the unique psychological, social and developmental needs of adolescents and young adults with cancer — helping them thrive beyond their diagnosis. #MedSky #Cancer #MentalHealth

Seattle Children’s researchers are making breakthrough discoveries in the quest to prevent #SIDS. Learn more in this story from KOMO News: #MedSky komonews.com/news/local/r...

"We have some of the most lax regulations through generally recognized as safe (GRAS) provisions." Prof Sheela Sathyanarayana of @uwmedicine.bsky.social pediatrics and @seattlechildrens.org spoke with @newsweek.com about the health risks of food additives. www.newsweek.com/fda-policies...