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This handbook can help you provide your child with healthy foods and teach them healthy eating patterns. Also included is a children’s booklet called Food Fun: Nutrition to learn, grow and play, so your child can learn about nutrition too!

Also available in Spanish.

Spanish-language version of Pictures of My Journey: Activities for kids with cancer.

The term “mental health” includes your emotional and psychological well-being. Your mental health guides how you handle stress, manage relationships and make decisions. Caring for your mental health is as important as caring for your physical health.

Also available in Spanish.

This is a Spanish-language version of the booklet A Parent’s Guide to School and Childhood Cancer.

Hospice is a special type of palliative (supportive) care that includes delivering compassionate and specific care to those who are nearing the end of life. The main goals are to maintain quality of life and provide symptom relief.

Also available in Spanish.

This guide helps the school and larger community to assist young people with cancer in maintaining continued involvement in school and other normal life activities.

Also available: A Parent’s Guide to School and Childhood Cancer.

This guide can help you be the mobilizing force behind your child’s education plan. It will provide:

• Insights about the challenges your child may face and what can be done
• Information about the laws that protect your child’s educational needs
• Specific ways schools can help meet your child’s educational needs

Access in Spanish.

Also available: A School’s Guide For Children With Cancer.

This booklet provides detailed information about myeloma for patients and their families. For an easier-to-read version, see Myeloma: The Basics.

Also available in Spanish.

FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: The latest information for healthcare professionals about multiple myeloma (MM).

FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: The latest information for healthcare professionals about biomarker testing.

Spanish-language version of A Teen's Guide to Everything Cancer.

This is a companion to the book series, Stars Will Twinkle, The Sun Will Shine. 

Also available in Spanish. 

This is a Spanish-language version of Daniel's Story: A Sibling's Experience with Cancer. 

Este libro es un complemento de la serie de libros, Las estrellas brillarán, el sol también. 

This resource card helps you learn about chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy, a type of immunotherapy that uses a person’s own immune cells (T cells) to identify and attack cancer cells.

Also available in Spanish.

FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: The latest information for healthcare professionals about chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).

FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: The latest information for healthcare professionals about facilitating optimal survivorship care for blood cancer survivors.

FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: The latest information for healthcare professionals about hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT).

FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: The latest information for healthcare professionals about lymphoma.

FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: The latest information for healthcare professionals about myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs).

This graphic one-pager provides food suggestions to help manage constipation.

This graphic one-pager provides food suggestions to help manage nausea.

This graphic one-pager provides food suggestions to help manage diarrhea.

This fact sheet provides information about clinical trials, includes a "myth vs. fact" section, and provides a list of questions to ask your healthcare team.

Also available in Spanish.

This fact sheet provides information about measurable residual disease (MRD), which refers to the small number of cancer cells that remain in the body after treatment.

Provides information about monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS).