Project: Every Child is a study to collect health information from young cancer patients. This information could help doctors improve treatments. The study creates a Childhood Cancer Registry, which is a record of health data from children and young adults with cancer. The study also collects biospecimens (samples from the body like blood or tissue) at different times during the patient's illness.
The study is open to children and young adults (up to 25 years old) who have been diagnosed with cancer. To join, the patient or their guardians must give permission by signing a consent form. The study does not involve any new treatments, just collection of information and samples.
- The study involves data and sample collection, not treatments.
- Patients must join within 6 months of diagnosis or disease change.
- Participants or their guardians must sign a consent form.
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