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Young Adults With Cancer 34620

Young adults (teens to age 39) and adolescents have very specific concerns when they are diagnosed with cancer. This is a time when they want to meet others and form close relationships. It's a time read more

  • body image
  • dating
  • family

Living After Cancer Treatment Brochure

Learn about the physical, practical and emotional concerns of cancer survivors. Find resources and support.

Evaluation of Livestrong Foundation’s Cancer Navigation Program

The most common need among the cancer survivors was for emotional support, followed by insurance, financial, and employment concerns. The numbers and types of needs differed by age at diagnosis, stage

Bankrate.com

Provides tools that allow consumers to compare mortgage, home equity and other loan rates, estimate refinancing costs and calculate loan payments. Articles on financial planning, real estate and other

Challenges Reported By Post-Treatment Cancer Survivors in the Livestrong Surveys

In June 2010, Livestrong launched a new and improved version of the 2006 survey which one again focused on the physical, emotional and practical needs of post-treatment survivors. This report

Cancer.Net - Information About Cancer in Young Adults

Cancer.Net brings the expertise and resources of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), the voice of the world’s cancer physicians, to people living with cancer and to those who care for

2012 Livestrong Survey: Survivors Experience with Work

In 2012, we decided to focus the Livestrong Survey on the practical concerns that cancer survivors face. A total of 6,383 survivors completed the survey and provided information about their practical

2012 Livestrong Survey: Survivors Experience with Fertility

In 2012, we decided to focus the Livestrong Survey on the practical concerns that cancer survivors face. A total of 6,383 survivors completed the survey and provided information about their practical

Impact of Livestrong Cancer Navigation in 2013

This infographic provides an overview of the Livestrong Cancer Navigation program in 2013. Highlights from the infographic include the number of individuals supported through navigation services and

Livestrong Hispanic/Latino Case Study

The Livestrong Foundation conducted this market research study to inform its strategy for its Hispanic/Latino outreach campaign, which sought to close the gap in health disparities for Hispanic

Impact of Livestrong Cancer Navigation in 2010

In 2004, Livestrong began providing national, one-on-one navigation services to anyone affected by cancer, regardless of cancer diagnosis, stage or demographic factors. This report reviews Livestrong

Impact of Livestrong Cancer Navigation in 2011

In 2004, Livestrong began providing national, one-on-one navigation services to anyone affected by cancer, regardless of cancer diagnosis, stage or demographic factors. This report reviews Livestrong

Impact of Livestrong Cancer Navigation in 2012

In 2004, Livestrong began providing national, one-on-one navigation services to anyone affected by cancer, regardless of cancer diagnosis, stage or demographic factors. This report reviews Livestrong

2010 Livestrong Survey: Post-treatment needs of Survivors

In June 2010, Livestrong launched a new and improved version of the 2006 survey which once again focused on the physical, emotional and practical needs of post-treatment survivors. This report

Supporting the Fight Against Cancer: A Livestrong Brief

This report was the result of data gathered from 2,307 cancer survivors who voluntarily participated in the Livestrong Survey for Post-Treatment Cancer Survivors initially launched in 2006. This