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VOX - Life After Childhood Cancer

VOX is a network of people who have had cancer as children. VOX develops information and organizes activities. VOX is also committed to optimal LTFU care and research to improve the quality of life of current and future survivors.

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VOX is a network of people who have had cancer as children. VOX develops information and organizes activities. VOX is also committed to optimal LTFU care and research to improve the quality of life of current and future survivors.

VOX offers information about the physical, psychosocial and social consequences of childhood cancer and how you can deal with them: from fatigue to infertility, from relationships to insurance. On this site, you can also read about LTFU care and research and the importance of LTFU checkups. VOX can connect you to people who share the same experience as you.

If you have a question, feel free to contact VOX.

VOX is part of the Vereniging Kinderkanker Nederland.

Continue reading · SurvivorshipBeat Cancer: Building a Transformative European Network of Youth Cancer Survivors - Enhancing Quality of Life, Adolescent Care, and Diversity & InclusionExplore the EU-CAYAS-NET project, a pioneering EU-funded initiative advancing the quality of life for youth cancer survivors. Led by patient advocates, the project focuses on mental health, education, career support, and equitable care transitions. Dive into project materials, including leaflets, posters, and public deliverables, to learn about the Network Platform and efforts in Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion. Connect with the project team to discover how they're shaping a Knowledge Centre and interactive Platform for social networking, driving positive change for adolescents and young adults with cancer.

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