Cancer and Blood Disorders, Patient Features
Emma’s dad beat a serious childhood illness with the crucial help of the medical team at Children’s. Now his daughter is doing the same. Her strength through adversity has amazed her parents and served as inspiration to others. Here we catch a brief look at Emma at home with her parents and baby sister.
The CCBD at Children's Medical Center is part of the only National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center in North Texas and provides diagnostic and treatment services to approximately 1,200 new patients each year.
Children's ACE Program (After the Cancer Experience) provides survivors of childhood cancers with a medical care bridge from childhood to adult life. The ACE program was started in 1989 at Children's and is the oldest comprehensive cancer survivor program in North Texas.
To learn more, visit childrens.com/ace.
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