Cancer Survivorship
CDC works with national, state, tribal, and local partners to create and implement successful strategies to help the millions of people in the United States who live with, through, and beyond cancer.
Features
Cancer Survivorship Research: Mapping the New Challenges
This supplement offers some of the latest findings related to the long-term effects of cancer on survivors.
Who Are Cancer Survivors?
People who have been diagnosed with cancer and those affected by the diagnosis, such as family, friends, and caregivers.
Help for the Uninsured
Resources are available for people with cancer who don't have health insurance or need financial assistance for health care costs.
Cancer, the Flu, and You
Cancer survivors are at higher risk for complications from both seasonal and 2009 H1N1 flu. Learn how to protect yourself and others.
The National Action Plan
The National Action Plan for Cancer Survivorship explains how the public health community can improve survivors' quality of life.
Send a Health-e-Card!
Show your support for a cancer survivor with CDC's Living Beyond Cancer electronic greeting card.
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