Treatment for childhood cancer can sometimes result in abnormal curvatures of the spine, known as scoliosis and kyphosis. This page explains them and their risk
Some survivors treated with vinblastine or vincristine may develop Raynaud’s phenomenon, causing numb, cool areas of the body in response to cold or stress. This
Osteonecrosis is bone breakdown due to reduced blood supply, weakening bones and potentially collapsing joints, causing pain and arthritis. Often affecting long bones like hips
Even after treatment, cancer survivors need regular check-ups, as some therapies can raise long-term health risks. Staying informed helps ensure proper care from the right
Children should attend school or activities when they feel well and it is medically safe, supporting connection, optimism and a sense of belonging. This approach
This resource introduces the importance of the endocrine system and issues that can arise for childhood cancer survivors. It further details those at the highest
How childhood cancer and its treatments affect male reproductive function depends on many factors, including age at treatment, the type and location of cancer, and
How childhood cancer and its treatments affect female reproductive function depends on many factors, including age at treatment, the type and location of cancer, and
Childhood cancer treatments can sometimes cause scarring and other issues in the bowel, also called the digestive or gastrointestinal system. It comprises the organs that
Research has shown that the risk for a second cancer is slightly higher for childhood cancer survivors than the risk for cancer in people of
