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BFPC fun facts
What am I?
100
Beams of intense energy to kill cancer cells; usually painless & often used prior to surgery

Radiation Therapy

100

How much has ALSF raised for ped cancer research?

A. $100 M

B. $200 M

C. $300 M

D. $400 M

C. $300 M ๐Ÿค‘๐Ÿค‘๐Ÿค‘

100

What percent of NIH cancer funding goes to pediatric cancer research?

A. 2% 

B. 4%

C. 6%

D. 32%

B. 4%

100

What is our slogan? 

gotta be word for word

Never letting cancer cloud the joy of being a kid.

100

Most common type of pediatric cancer

Leukemias

200

Genetically edits patient's own immune cells to target and kill tumor cells 

CAR-T Cell Therapy

200

What kind of cancer did Alex have?

Neuroblastoma

200

How many drugs have been developed specifically for use in children with cancer? 

A. 7

B. 10

C. 14

D. 25

A. 7 

34 total

200

When is the griffith observatory hike social? 

Sunday, 11/24 

2:30-6:30 PM

rides & snacks will be provided :)

200

Cancer in brain's supportive tissues (hint: cells that are not neurons!); 3% of all childhood brain tumors but very aggressive


Glioblastoma


medial survival of high-grade GBM is a little over 1 yr; less than 20% 5-yr survival :((

300

this procedure can be used for diagnosis, as a sole treatment, or in conjunction with chemo and radiation; works best for localized, solid tumors

Surgery

300

How much have we fundraised on our ALSF page so far


$420


(as of 11/20/24, 12:28 am)

300

What percent of ped cancer survivors develop a second cancer within 30 years after initial diagnosis? 

A. 7%

B. 10%

C. 22%

D. 41%

B. 10%

most commonly female breast, thyroid, and bone

300

What year was BFPC founded?

2009

300

Bone cancer; occurs most often in long bones; surgical removal of tumor is ideal treatment if possible

Osteosarcoma

400

aka Bone Marrow Therapy; removes bone marrow cells from patients and replaces them with healthy cells

Stem Cell Therapy

400

What % of ALSF funds go toward program efforts?

A. 71%

B. 73%

C. 86%

D. 87%

D. 87% 


ALSF >>

400

On average, how much more expensive is the per day cost of childhood cancer treatments compared to adult cancer treatments?

A. $100

B. $500

C. $700

D. $1000

C. $700

400

What was last year's Cranes theme? 

Carnival

400

most common form of kidney cancer in children

A. Wilms' Tumor

B. Karposi's Tumor

C. Ewing's Tumor

D. Bass' Tumor

A. Wilms' Tumor

6% of all childhood cancer, usually occurs between 3-4 yrs old, >90% of patients survive >4 yrs

500

New targeted therapies that use components of the bodyโ€™s immune system & naturally occurring compounds; decreases the severity of toxicities caused by chemotherapy

(2 classes of drugs -- either works)

Biologics OR Immunotherapy

500

What is the name of the girl whose travel funds BFPC covered with our fundraising last year?

Greta

500

Approx. how many pediatric cancer survivors are in the US right now? 

A. 500,000

B. 250,000

C. 1,000,000

D. 750,000

A. 500,000


44% of ped cancer is undiagnosed worldwide

500

What's our mascot's name? 

THOMAS 

500

Lymphomas are a type of blood cancer that develop in the lymph system, which is part of the immune system. Name the 2 types of lymphomas. 

All or nothing for points. 

Hodgkin & Non-Hodgkin (more common)

differ in the type of cell that is affected - in Hodgkin's, Reed-Sternberg cell (multinucleated WBC) is observed