Here are a few websites that provide helpful information and support resources related to September’s Childhood Cancer Awareness Month:

1. National Cancer Institute

   • Provides expert-reviewed information about childhood cancer types, diagnosis, treatment options, clinical trials, family support, and survivorship.

   • https://www.cancer.gov/types/childhood-cancers

2. American Childhood Cancer Organization

   • Offers free educational books, comfort materials, support tools, and other resources created specifically for children with cancer, parents, siblings, and caregivers.

   • https://www.acco.org/we-can-help/

3. Together by St. Jude

   • Provides clear information about childhood and adolescent cancers, including symptoms, diagnosis, treatments, side effects, emotional support, and life after cancer.

   • https://together.stjude.org/en-us/conditions/cancers.html

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