Research finds young adult cancer survivors face gaps in long-term care
Young adult cancer survivors face gaps in follow-up care caused by factors including geographic mobility and insurance changes, according to an analysis by UTHealth Houston researchers. While most young adults are navigating college, the workforce or relationships, survivors face that and more as they learn to manage their long-term health.
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