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National Lemonade Day Supports Childhood Cancer Research

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National Lemonade Day Supports Childhood Cancer Research

National Lemonade Days events took place across the nation this weekend to raise money in support of childhood cancer research. The event was started by a Pennsylvania girl, Alex Scott, who passed away nine years ago.

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	Researchers Hope to Develop a Vaccine to Prevent Childhood Cancer Researchers are working to develop a vaccine that could prevent childhood cancers. Gayle Guyardo reports. by: NBCHealth Play this video
	Childhood Cancers Linked to Breast Cancer A new study finds females treated with radiation for childhood cancers have a higher risk of breast cancer by the age of 50 - similar to women who carry the breast cancer gene. by: NBCHealth Play this video
	300 Shave Their Head in Sacramento to Raise Money for Childhood Cancer Lexi Vasquez and her family shaved their heads to raised money for childhood cancer. 300 other kids and adults did the same through St. Baldrick's Foundation. by: KCRA Play this video
	Researching Air Pollution's Effect on Asthma and Childhood Cancer A new study finds a link between air pollution exposure during pregnancy and childhood leukemia. by: HealthDay TV Play this video
	What Childhood Cancer is Most childhood cancers are caused by mutations in their DNA, or protein building blocks. by: ICYOU.com Play this video
	Helping Common Childhood Cancer This health video focuses on the help for children that suffer with Cancer. by: Ivanhoe Play this video
	Brookfield Elementary Student Helps Raise Money For MACC Fund A fifth-grader who battled childhood cancer is now helping raise money to help other kids in Milwaukee. by: WISN Play this video
	The Lasting Effects of Childhood Cancer Each year more than 12,000 children are diagnosed with cancer. While 80% will survive the treatment, coping with life after cancer has its own consequences that can be as devastating as the disease itself. by: Ivanhoe Play this video
	Fighting Childhood Cancer in California Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears joins St. Baldrick’s, a nonprofit organization that raises money for pediatric cancer research and aid. Volunteers shave their heads in solidarity with children fighting cancer. by: TheDoctors Play this video
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