1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Jonny Wade Pediatric Cancer Research Act . 2. Findings (a) Findings relating to pediatric cancer Congress finds that pediatric cancer— (1) kills over 100,000 children annually worldwide; (2) reduces a child’s life expectancy by 69 years once diagnosed; (3) increases the likelihood of a secondary cancer; (4) is the leading cause of death by disease in children; (5) affects over 300,000 children annually worldwide; and (6) gives life-long adverse side effects to the patient. (b) Findings relating to pediatric cancer research Congress finds that pediatric cancer research— (1) increases new treatments for safety and effectiveness; (2) increases the likelihood of identifying a secondary cancer after treatment; (3) increases survival rates for children; (4) increases the identity factors that may be associated with reducing risk; (5) enhances our understanding of the fundamental mechanisms of cancer; (6) increases survivorship research to reduce the long-term adverse effects of cancer and its treatment