Pediatric liver cancer is rare, but when it occurs, early detection can mean the difference between life and death. Too often, children are diagnosed late, limiting treatment options and leading to devastating outcomes for families. Congress is considering legislation that would strengthen early detection efforts, examine pediatric liver transplant wait-list mortality, and improve education for families and caregivers. The bill also supports a national education initiative to ensure parents have clear, plain-language information about early warning signs and the option and safety of living liver donation.

By contacting your members of Congress today, you can help advance policies that promote earlier diagnosis, informed decision making, and better outcomes for children affected by liver cancer.