Cancer & Blood Disorders Institute Videos

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¿Cuál es la Relación Entre la Obesidad Infantil y el Cancer?

La relación que existe entre la obesidad infantil y el cáncer a medida que nuestros niños crecen el cáncer en la adultez. Pero antes que todo, quiero darle algunos datos para que pongan en contexto toda esta información que le vamos a dar hoy. Y en primer lugar, viene de la organización mundial de la salud donde indica que más de 41 millones de niños por debajo de los cinco años sufren de sobrepeso u obesidad.

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Michael's Story with Pediatric Cancer

In today's podcast we have two very special guests, Michael and Ashlee Cramer! These two have not only faced childhood cancer head-on, but have dedicated themselves to raising awareness about pediatric cancer. They also have their own podcast, "Michael and Mom Talk Cancer."

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New Developments in the Management of Brain Tumors with Dr. Khatib

Join Dr. Ziad Khatib, pediatric hematology/oncologist and director of the Neuro-Oncology Program at Nicklaus Children's hospital as he discusses the latest developments for the diagnosis and treatment of pediatric brain tumors.

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What is sickle cell disease?

What is sickle cell disease? Dr. Athena Pefkarou discusses in this edition of Children's Health Chats.

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Mutidisciplinary approach to treating Sickle Cell disease

Dr. Athena Pefkarou discusses the approaches to treating sickle cell disease in this edition of Children's Health Chats.

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What are the four types of sickle cell disease

Dr. Athena Pefkarou discusses the four types of sickle cell disease in this edition of Children's Health Chats.

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Sickle Cell Disease - Live Stream Featuring Dr. Athena Pefkarou

Join us as Dr. Athena Pefkarou, Pediatric Hematologist-Oncologist from the Nicklaus Children's Hospital Cancer & Blood Disorders Institute, discusses the future of patients with sickle cell disease.

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HSCT and Cellular Therapy: Live Stream Featuring Dr. Jorge Galvez Silva

Join us as Dr. Jorge Galvez Silva, Pediatric Hematologist-Oncologist from the Nicklaus Children's Hospital Cancer & Blood Disorders Institute, discusses blood and marrow transplant and therapies.

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Risk factors for Pediatric and Adult Cancers - Livestream featuring Dr. Ziad Khatib

Join us as Dr. Ziad Khatib, Pediatric Hematologist-Oncologist from the Nicklaus Children's Hospital Cancer & Blood Disorders Institute, discusses the risk factors for pediatric and adult cancers.

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Are Cancers in Children Genetic? - Dr. Ziad Khatib Explains

Find out whether cancers in children are genetic with pediatric neuro-oncologist Dr. Ziad Khatib.

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How Common are Brain Tumors in Children? - Dr. Ziad Khatib Explains

Find out how common brain tumors are in children with pediatric neuro-oncologist Dr. Ziad Khatib.

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What is the Head Start 4 Protocol? - Dr. Ziad Khatib Explains

Learn about the Head Start 4 Protocol with pediatric neuro-oncologist Dr. Ziad Khatib.

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What is a bone marrow transplant? Dr. Jorge Galvez Silva explains.

Do you know what a bone marrow transplant is? Dr. Jorge Galvez Silva, pediatric hematologist/oncologist explains.

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What is Leukemia? Dr. Guillermo de Angulo explains.

Learn about Leukemia with Associate Director of the Bone Marrow Transplant Program, Dr. Guillermo De Angulo.

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Did you know The Blood and Marrow Transplant Program is comprised of a multidisciplinary team?

Dr. Jorge Galvez Silva is a pediatric hematologist/oncologist with the Cancer & Blood Disorders Institute at Nicklaus Children's Hospital.

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Did you know that a bone marrow transplant can treat a variety of conditions?

Dr. Jorge Galvez Silva is a pediatric hematologist/oncologist with the Cancer & Blood Disorders Institute at Nicklaus Children's Hospital.

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Talkin' Kids Health: Discussing Brain Tumors

Dr. Toba N. Niazi, pediatric neurosurgeon, and Dr. Ziad A. Khatib, pediatric hematologist/oncologist, discuss the second leading cause of cancer in children: brain tumors.