SeventyK’s mission is to change cancer care by educating patients, families, and their healthcare providers about age-appropriate treatment and the unique needs of the adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer patient. Unlike pediatric and older adult cancer patients, for over two decades the rate of survival for AYA cancer patients has not improved.
SeventyK launches the first AYA wellness network - A place for healthcare professionals to share best practices and for patients to be guided from diagnosis to wellbeing.
As the leading education and advocacy organization for AYA cancer patients and survivors, SeventyK provides this website as collector of ideas and information with the goal of changing cancer care. Your support furthers the mission.
The campaign goes global – The International Charter of Rights for Young People with Cancer launches and nearly 10,000 signatures are collected in less than six months.
Dr. Sender hosts this comprehensive Survival Guide video & eBook designed to help transition you from diagnosis to wellbeing.
The campaign continues – With over 5,000 signatures supporting the Bill of Rights, a global collaboration of partners begins creating an International Charter of Rights for Young People with Cancer.
Become a part of the conversation. Connect with healthcare professionals and patients to share your best practices. Keep current as we change the health outcomes of AYA patients.
There are five things every healthcare professional needs to know about treating AYA cancer patients. Learn them now.
There are over 10,000 signatures. Add yours. By signing the Charter, you are supporting the International Charter of Rights for Young People with Cancer to be established as the standard of care for AYAs.
Stay in touch. This calendar contains events, conferences and seminars, as well as general information to help you keep informed.
Show your support and help get the message out about adolescent and young adult cancer.
SeventyK launches - And the campaign for the Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Bill of Rights begins.