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For survivors, the cancer journey doesn’t end when treatment does. Our cancer survivorship resources help cancer control professionals and primary care providers to provide holistic care encompassing the physical, emotional, and psychological needs of cancer survivors, from diagnosis to post-treatment care and follow ups.
ACS CAN’s Vaccination Policies and the Impact on the Cancer Community: The Important Role of Childhood Immunization report outlines the critical importance
This toolkit compiles evidence-based models, promising practices, and resources to support rural communities seeking to develop CHW programs. View the
Beyond the Diagnosis: A Cancer Survivorship Series is from the Oklahoma Comprehensive Cancer Network. Financial Toxicity: The Other Side Effect (Part 1) Food,
This fact sheet from the NACDD addresses inclusivity in tobacco and cancer programs and provides tools and resources. View Resource
The SelfMade Health Network is operated by the Patient Advocate Foundation. It is funded by the Office on Smoking and Health (OSH) and Division of Cancer
Each year the ACS NCCRT membership, a collaboration of over 230 medical, public health, advocacy, government, and corporate organizations, convenes to work on
Triage Cancer’s free Quick Guide to the Health Care Rights of Immigrants includes terms related to immigration status, health care resources available to
Cancer Nation conducts an annual survivorship survey that captures the voices and realities of more than 2,000 cancer survivors across the United States. This
Part One of this archived webinar series shared information to enhance collective readiness for and recovery from natural disasters. Such information is
This resources explore artificial intelligence (AI) in cancer care. Participants in the podcast, Understanding Artificial Intelligence and Its Direct Impact on