The "Dueling Dinosaurs" exhibit opening this weekend at Raleigh's North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences will feature what's believed to be the most complete T. rex skeleton ever discovered.

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DinoLab at North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

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A 7-year-old boy overcame a tough battle with cancer and recently got to see his classmates at school.

seven year old max Rodriguez is all smiles even through the mask after spending about half his life fighting leukemia America Yeah, doctors are saying max is cancer free. They called me last week his no cancer, no cells. Our faith is like always positive and God like he's cured now. Ng is the most important for us with that news a go ahead to return to the classroom at ST Anne's school so excited, he weighed a lot for this moment throughout max's journey, classmates, teachers and people in the community have rallied around him, whether through a virtual message or in person. Thank you so much for all the players. We are so deeply grateful for it and we appreciate it and we will always remember it. There are lifetime. Another development in this story involves someone else at the school this time, a teacher who in March this year was diagnosed with cancer himself. The middle schoolers made Mr T t shirts and a blanket to comfort him while undergoing chemo. I think about what I'm going through and I think about that. He's already done that wherever I can find inspiration, I look for it and max is one of them. Mm hmm. Yeah, yeah.

Max returns to school to big smiles after fight with leukemia

Max returns to school after absence battling leukemia

An elementary school student recently scored a huge victory in his cancer fight when he returned to in-person classes.

7-year-old returns to school after battle with leukemia, inspires teacher

A Clayton 9-year-old is using his cancer experience to help raise awareness and money for the cause.

Clayton 9-year-old raising cancer awareness, research money

Clayton boy works to raise money for cancer research

INSPECT. IF THERE'S A TREE YOU'RE CONCERNED ABOUT. AS LONG AS IT IS ON THE CITY RIGHT AWAY YOU CAN STILL HAVE SOME FROM THE CITY COME AND CHECK IT OUT. >>> IN THE SHADOWS OF THE PANDEMIC ONE LOCAL FAMILY STARTED A CHALLENGING JOURNEY. GREATER THAN ANY OF US COULD IMAGINE. A NINE-YEAR-OLD'S STORY AND HOW HE'S USING HIS EXPERIENCE TO HELP OTHERS. >> Reporter: MASON IS THE OLDEST OF THREE SIBLINGS. HE IS IN REMISSION TWO YEARS AFTER A DIAGNOSIS OF LEUKEMIA. HIS MOTHER IS A PEDIATRIC NURSE AND FOUND HERSELF WEARING THE HAT OF MOTHER AND NURSE >> I DON'T THINK AND ALL OF MY YEARS OF WORKING THAT WE EVER HAD A NURSE OR DOCTOR WITH A CHILD THAT WAS DIAGNOSED. FOR IT TO HIT SO CLOSE TO HOME, IT ALMOST SEEMED UNREAL. >> MASON IS THIS YEAR'S TRIANGLE BOY OF THE YEAR. AND HE IS CURRENTLY WORKING TO RAISE $5000 TO HELP WITH THAT CAUSE. HIS TREATMENT IS EXPECTED TO END NEXT MAY. HE IS FULL OF ENERGY. AND MOM IS A SUPERHERO. WE HAVE PROVIDED MORE INFORMATION FOR YOU TO HELP THEIR CAUSE ON TRAN TWO. LET ME TELL YOU.

A 74-year-old Raleigh man spends an average of two weeks a month traveling around the word delivering stem cells to patients as part of Be The Match, a volunteer-based national marrow donor program.

Raleigh man delivers stem cells to patients around the world

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Residents of Gresham, Ore., unable to gather for a party due to social-distancing rules, stage a parade to celebrate Jaxson Perkins' victory over leukemia.

look at that It's a day of celebration in this Gresham neighborhood Six year old Jackson Perkins finished his last Ivy cancer treatment on April 3rd He was diagnosed with T cell leukemia when he was 3.5 years old Has been fighting heroically ever since We are ecstatic It's been 3.5 years over 20 blood transfusions over 100 nights in hospital Normally there would be a celebration and the ringing of a bell at the hospital at the end of treatment  But because of Corona virus that couldn't happen The Perkins couldn't even go out for a victory dinner I posted on Facebook Honey the bell that he could ring at home for victory and Kimberly Lake she said  Let's do a parade for him For celebrations that brings us to Sunday night and the parking lot and Holly Dale Elementary School Jackson and his family on hand for the victory parade in his honor  Dozens of cars in the procession the people in the cars waiting signs ringing bells and honking horns first responders on hand with lights flashing all toe Honora boy who has gone through so much I just want to thank the community for great out reach they've done here wasn't expecting any of this and it's very touching Even with social distancing in place the Gresham community found a way to give a boy and his family the victory celebration they deserve Art Edwards KGW News

Oregon town turns out to celebrate 6-year-old's cancer victory

Cancer patient parade

A teen born in the US has been battling cancer without her mother, who is from Mexico. The mother was granted entry into the US, and on Wednesday, the two were reunited. Rosalia Fodera has this story.

Mother reunited with daughter who is battling cancer in Durham

A 14-year-old girl from Mexico is currently at Duke University Hospital battling leukemia.

Teen girl battling cancer at Triangle hospital reunited with mother from Mexico after multiple delays

This week, the Durham-based biopharmaceutical company announced an agreement with Cantex Pharmaceuticals for the worldwide license of CX-01.

Durham’s Chimerix pays $30M to secure rights for late-stage leukemia drug

Durham-based Velocity Clinical raises more than $20M to purchase 3 research sites

A noted local leader in medicine shares his story as a leukemia patient -- and how his happy ending involved bravery and hard work by his own son.

Father-son duo fights leukemia together

Raleigh doctor credits his son for helping him fight leukemia

A paradigm shift is underway in the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia: The newest of personalized medicines proved more effective and less toxic than standard chemotherapy for certain acute myeloid leukemia patients, new research indicates

Paradigm shift in treatment of leukemia may be at hand

How do you talk to a kid with cancer? Don't ask how "we" are doing, says 14-year-old Embree Duffy of Raleigh, who has been diagnosed with cancer a whopping four times, in a new video raise money for leukemia research. And while she can make cancer jokes, keep yours to yourself unless you've had cancer too. 