Physical Health and Late Effects Even after childhood cancer treatment is over, survivors often continue to experience significant health effects. Approximately 95% of childhood cancer
Insurance and Financial Health Families often experience significant financial burden and emotional distress following childhood cancer treatments. In some cases, one parent may have left work to
Assorted News from the Last Week: Children and young people are waiting longer than necessary for cancer diagnosis, according to new research. Disruptions to school,
2024-2025 Annual Sponsors Thank you to the supporters of CAC2’s Collaboration Projects CAC2 is especially grateful for its project supporters who provide charitable donations so
Project Incubator One of the main ways that CAC2 supports the childhood cancer community is by identifying and completing projects that individual organizations can’t complete
Connect & Learn CAC2 provides its members with robust educational outreach through a bi-monthly webinar series and by enhancing opportunities for our members to exchange
Collaborative Projects One of the main ways that CAC2 supports the childhood cancer community is by identifying and completing projects that individual organizations can’t complete
A Foreward for the CAC2 Survivorship Toolkit A Foreword by Melissa M. Hudson, MD, FASCO The Charles E. Williams Endowed Chair of Oncology-Cancer SurvivorshipDepartment of
This valuable survivorship online resource devotes a chapter to the immune systems, including the spleen and lymphatic systems. It details essential guidance about healthy maintenance
Some cancer treatments can affect the eyes during treatment or later during survivorship. Maintaining quality eye care and becoming familiar with potential risks is essential.
