Life After Cancer

Survivors, including teens and adults, face unique challenges as they navigate life transitions and health concerns related to cancer and its treatment. Learn about late effects, ways to stay healthy physically and emotionally, and how to handle school and work issues.

Research spotlight

A recent study highlights the value of leading a healthy lifestyle for cancer survivors.

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Be Your Own Health Care Advocate
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Long-Term and Late Effects
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Healthy Living
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School and Work

Some childhood cancer treatments can impact how survivors learn and think, which can affect academic performance and the ability to find and keep employment.
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Emotional Well-Being

Patients may face emotional challenges after having childhood cancer, blood disorder, or other illness. Learn how to support emotional health and well-being.
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Post-Treatment and Beyond
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If I Had Cancer, Will My Children Get Cancer?

If I had a cancer as a child, will my children be at risk for cancer? Childhood cancer survivors often worry they will pass on abnormal gene or condition that could cause their children to develop cancer.
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Childhood Cancer Survivor Stories: Meet the Patients

Stories of cancer survivors can help cancer patients navigate the cancer journey. Often childhood cancer survivors have unique challenges because of the treatment they received. Knowing their stories can help people deal with similar issues.
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