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The 20 pages that link to Cancer survivorship, each with the reason it gives.

• CancerRelated: Survivorship includes lasting physical, emotional, and social effects of the disease and its treatment.

• CisplatinNarrower topic: Long-term kidney, hearing, nerve, and fertility effects can persist after cisplatin treatment.

• Colorectal cancerRelated: Treatment can leave lasting bowel, sexual, emotional, and physical effects.

• Lung cancerNarrower topic: People treated for lung cancer may face lasting effects, recurrence concerns, and follow-up care.

• Skin cancerRelated: Ongoing skin checks matter because survivors can develop additional primary tumors.

• Mindfulness-based stress reductionRelated: MBSR has been studied as supportive care for distress and symptoms during and after cancer treatment.

• Breast cancerNarrower topic: Long-term effects and follow-up continue after breast-cancer treatment ends.

• Ovarian cancerNarrower topic: Long-term follow-up addresses recurrence, treatment effects, and emotional well-being.

• Hodgkin lymphomaRelated: Long-term follow-up matters because many patients live for decades after treatment.

• Anal cancerNarrower topic: Follow-up addresses recurrence as well as bowel, sexual, and urinary effects of treatment.

• Penile cancerNarrower topic: Follow-up addresses recurrence as well as long-term functional and psychosocial effects.

• Second primary cancerNarrower topic: Second-primary risk is one long-term health concern addressed in survivorship care.

• Testicular cancerNarrower topic: Long-term follow-up addresses recurrence, treatment effects, and psychosocial needs.

• Head and neck cancerNarrower topic: Long-term care addresses recurrence surveillance, rehabilitation, and treatment effects.

• Kylie MinogueRelated: Minogue’s public account of breast cancer in 2005 brought attention to her recovery.

• RetinoblastomaNarrower topic: Long-term care monitors vision, treatment effects, and additional malignancies.

• Hina KhanNarrower topic: Khan has spoken publicly about continuing work and daily life during treatment.

• Helen RollasonRelated: Her broadcasts showed her continuing professional work while undergoing treatment.

• History of cancerRelated: Improved survival made long-term effects and life after treatment central concerns.

• MedulloblastomaNarrower topic: Long-term follow-up addresses late effects as well as recurrence.