The CAC2 Survivorship Working Group assembled this document to help categorize survivorship issues for the community. It is by no means an exhaustive list, but it
By Guest blogger Valerie Cotton, Kids First Program Manager, NICHD Childhood cancers and structural birth defects have profound, lifelong effects on children and their families.
By CAC2 Member Janet Demeter, Jack’s Angels Did you know that brain cancer is the leading cause of death in children with cancer? It’s also
By CAC2 Student Member Nikki Lyons I always knew I wanted to be a scientist. This meant that when I was younger, I loved watching
By Guest blogger C. Davis Buenger Can blitz improve your chess? Maybe yes, maybe no. Can playing blitz could change the world? Team Berlin thinks
#ccdirocks trended on Twitter as participants at the Childhood Cancer Data Initiative Symposium shared the rocks they selected from among those painted by volunteers from
Survivorship Matters Blog By CAC2 Member Mary Beth Collins The day that a child completes treatment brings a special kind of glory. Some hospitals even
Survivorship Matters Blog By CAC2 Member Mary Beth Collins My introduction to childhood cancer and bullying was in 1999 on a neuroblastoma listserve with ACOR
Survivorship Matters Blog By CAC2 Member Mary Beth Collins “Your child has to be alive to experience side effects.” It’s a statement commonly heard by
What is survivorship? For anyone touched by childhood cancer, the word is intimate, emotional, and somewhat complicated. Whether you are a child in treatment or
