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The English website offers a 6-week plan to fill out for returning to work after cancer or another disease.
Platform for people in the UK with chronic illness or disabilities that focuses on employment.
Working with Cancer helps English speaking employees, employers, the self-employed, job seekers and carers to manage can...
This website provides career support for English speaking adolescents and young adults with cancer.
Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) cancer patients and childhood cancer parents preferences and needs in the communication...
This study highlights the richness of using visual tools - rich pictures and photovoice - with adolescents and young adu...
Identifying the psychological factors involved in childhood cancer survivors transition to adult care long-term follow-u...
Leisure is a right for children and young people and consequently, it is also a right for them when they suffer a seriou...
Article with recommendations on gonadotoxicity surveillance in male CCS.
Endocrine sequelae are most common, affecting 40–60% of survivors.
Evaljuation of subsequent primary malignancies, cardiac disease and late mortality in survivors and guideline developmen...
In this guide you will find some orientations for teachers when they have a student with cancer in the classroom
