The Ailani Myers AIM to Cure Kids with Cancer Act was just introduced in Congress, and it has the power to change how pediatric cancer is treated in this country. Right now, critical data on childhood cancer is scattered across institutions, disconnected in ways that slow down research and delay treatment decisions for kids who don't have time to spare. This bipartisan bill fixes that. It strengthens the National Cancer Institute's Childhood Cancer Data Initiative so data can finally be collected, connected, and shared. It aligns efforts across federal agencies and private partners. It puts AI to work accelerating research, improving clinical trials, and helping doctors find the right treatment for each child faster.