The European Parliament that will be elected in the coming months has to deal with more than 35.000 new cancer diagnoses in children and young people, more than 6.000 deaths among young patients, and nearly [more]
Being diagnosed with cancer in childhood is associated with an increased risk of mental health events as an adult: according to an article recently published in Cancer, childhood cancer survivors have more chances to experience [more]
By the time they reach 40, survivors of childhood cancers are likely to have at least one chronic health problem resulting from their treatment. The search is now on for ways to help people manage [more]
A meeting held in the run up to International Childhood Cancer Day reviewed how well we are doing to help young cancer patients. Download full article
Paediatric oncologists have a well-deserved reputation for collaborating and treating patients within trial protocols, but there are limits to what they can achieve alone. Download full article
Deciding to start a family is the most momentous decision many people will ever take. For someone living with a cancer diagnosis, new life can seem particularly important, but it also carries particular risks. Download [more]
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Childhood cancer is increasingly about being cured. But developing bodies can suffer life-long damage from toxic treatments, and developing personalities become moulded by the experience of battling cancer and living with uncertainty. In the third [more]
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The International Union Against Cancer has launched a childhood cancer campaign to show that better awareness, early detection and appropriate treatment can make a difference in the developing world. Download full article
Selected press reports compiled by the ESO Cancer Media Centre Download full article