- Sep 9, 2016

Health Behaviour Change Interventions for Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Survivors

As cancer survival rates continually improve there is a growing number of young people living with and beyond a cancer diagnosis. However, teenage and young adult (TYA) aged cancer survivors face a number of potential health problems as a result of their original cancer diagnosis and treatment.

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