Childhood Cancer Survivors Study

The Childhood Cancer Survivors Study (CCSS) is a research project that focuses on the long-term health and quality of life of individuals who were treated for cancer during childhood. It aims to understand the physical, emotional, and social challenges these survivors may face as they grow older. By studying a large group of survivors, researchers gather data that helps improve follow-up care, identify potential late effects of treatment, and enhance overall support for these individuals. The CCSS ultimately seeks to ensure better health outcomes for future generations of childhood cancer survivors.