We are the retinoblastoma play specialists at BCH, this page is to show the peer support work we do to help children & young people reach their full potential.
A white glow is the most common sign of retinoblastoma. If you spot a sign of retinoblastoma, visit a health care professional ASAP. A huge thank you to all the families who have sent us signs and symptoms images and videos to use! #RbWeek
Our brilliant colleagues who took part in a heroic mission to bring a group of children from Ukraine to continue cancer treatment in the UK have been nominated for @TheSun#WhoCaresWins awards! Catch the awards on Channel 4 on 27 Nov at 6.30pm. Learn more: https://t.co/8csxCBqRQL
Look at how amazing my colleagues are.
When the pandemic hit, we carried on and tried to give a bit of normality in a very scary place. I hope you can see what we see every day...just poorly kids, having fun and making memories.
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This #ClinicalTrialsDay we went to celebrate the incredible work of our retinoblastoma team, who developed a new test to spot a rare eye cancer in unborn babies #CTD2022
Read the full story here: https://t.co/5aGvrO9fiR
Exciting things are happening today in Waterfall House...✨ 10.30am-1.30pm Oncology/Haematology Community Games pop-up event, come and try a range of activities! @Bham_Childrens@commgamesuk
Happy International Nurses Day to these three superstars.
Where would we be without our amazing nurses.
Sarah, Maureen and Anu are a major part of the RB team and do such a wonderful job with our families. 💙💙💙#InternationalNursesDay#RetinoblastomaNurses
Experts from our Children’s Hospital played a vital role in bringing 21 Ukrainian children to England for cancer treatment. Dr Martin English flew from Poland with the children on Sunday. He'll be sharing his story on BBC Breakfast tomorrow from 8am. See: https://t.co/sdtSigNOg7