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9th March, 2025
Discover what it truly means to be a cancer survivor, from diagnosis to living beyond treatment. This article explores the physical, emotional, and social challenges survivors face, highlights the evolving definition of survivorship, and offers insights into support networks and resources to help navigate the journey toward resilience, recovery, and a renewed sense of purpose.
8th March, 2025
Celebrate resilience and hope with inspiring cancer survivor cake ideas! From vibrant designs with meaningful messages to elegant, personalized touches and playful themes, discover unique ways to honor their journey. Explore heartwarming styles, health-conscious options, and tips for creating a joyful centerpiece that embodies triumph and strength.
6th March, 2025
Uncover the truth about skin cancer with our myth-busting guide. From common misconceptions about who’s at risk to the importance of year-round sun protection, learn how to safeguard your skin, detect issues early, and stay informed. Take charge of your skin health with life-saving tips and facts that debunk dangerous myths.
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) 1 was implemented on May 25, 2018, stipulating rules on the protection of individuals regarding the processing and free movement of personal data. 3 years later, the European Society for Paediatric Oncology (SIOP Europe) conducted a survey among clinicians and academics from across Europe to investigate the impact of the GDPR on childhood cancer research and to identify the challenges and opportunities in this field.
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14th April, 2023
The ESMO / SIOPE joint Working Group on Cancer in AYA created a guideline to increase awarness amongst the medical and paediatric oncology communities and enhance knowledge on specific cancer issues in adolescents and young adults.
3rd August, 2023
The experiences of survivorship and follow-up cancer care of Australians who identify as transgender and gender diverse people
14th April, 2023
The Adolescent and Young Adults (AYA) Patient Bill of Rights was developed by the Stupid Cancer organisation which is based in the United States.
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