CAR T-cell therapy, we're giving new hope to children battling cancer, ensuring access to world class care close to home. At Nicklaus Children's we deliver life-changing results with one child in mind: yours." /> Helen & Jacob Shaham Cancer and Blood Disorders Institute

Helen & Jacob Shaham Cancer and Blood Disorders Institute

Published on: 4/21/2025

At Nicklaus Children's, compassion and innovation lead everything we do. As one of the first pediatric hospitals to offer CAR T-cell therapy, we're giving new hope to children battling cancer, ensuring access to world class care close to home.

At Nicklaus Children's we deliver life-changing results with one child in mind: yours.

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