Resources for Childhood Cancer Survivors
Once treatment has ended, childhood cancer survivors may continue to experience chronic issues throughout their lives. Understanding the challenges they may face is critical for the future health and well-being of survivors.
The following resources provide information to help survivors better understand and manage their long-term health needs.
CureSearch
CureSearch is one of the leading Internet resources for current and former childhood cancer patients and their families. There is extensive information about that issues affecting childhood cancer survivors based on their specific disease.
National Cancer Institute
The National Cancer Institute is the US government's primary organization dedicated to cancer research and a source for extensive information related to cancer and survivorship issues.
Oncofertility Consortium
The Oncofertility Consortium began at Northwestern University. Their website provides extensive information related to fertility issues in current and former cancer patients.
