Cancer Prognosis
Survivorship is not the same as a cure. As you near the end of treatment, your care team may describe your disease in several ways. Here is how to better understand what these terms mean.
Resources for Survivors [for MSK and Non-MSK patients]
Survivorship and Follow-Up Care
MSK's Living Beyond Cancer services for cancer survivors provides patients with a wide variety of support after their treatment ends, including:
Cancer and Aging Interprofessional Team
As a cancer patient at MSKCC, we are with you every step of the way, including your life beyond disease. Our programs provide long-term follow-up care and comprehensive services for patients after they have completed treatment.
Survivorship research includes studying the long-term side effects of cancer treatment and surveillance for second cancers, as well as the delivery of care and how primary care and cancer care can work together.
Bridges: A Newsletter for Survivors
Bridges is MSK's newsletter for survivors, offering a space for patients and their families to connect to one another to share stories of hope and challenges that highlight the cancer journey.
The Visible Ink program provides MSK patients (in treatment, post-treatment, and long-term survivorship) the opportunity to express themselves in writing with personal one-on-one support from an experienced mentor and bring a voice to their stories. These volunteer mentors have included best selling novelists, Tony and Emmy award winners, poets, journalists, and more.
**MSK's Visible Ink is supported solely by grants and donations.
MSK Programs and Events for Survivors
View our calendar of upcoming seminars, support groups meetings, workshops, and other programming that we offer especially for MSK patients, families, and cancer survivors.
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