While treatments like chemotherapy and radiation save lives, they can also leave lasting effects on children long after treatment ends. These chronic conditions may not appear for months or even years and can impact a child’s health for life. That’s why ongoing, specialized follow-up care is just as important as the initial treatment. Every child’s journey is unique, and so are the risks of late effects. At ACCO, we’re committed to supporting children and families through treatment and beyond wh

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