Dana Farber 9th Floor - Lung Cancer, Etc.

Caring for children with cancer doesn't end after treatment. Our patients have lives outside of the hospital, and we provide the services they need to transition back to life and to thrive in school, work and play. Survivors of childhood cancer and their families often have unique needs and concerns, and our survivorship programs were established to address them. The medical experts at Dana-Farber/Boston Children's Cancer and Blood Disorders Center can provide insight about any risk of learning disabilities, infertility, heart problems, secondary tumors, and genetic issues. In addition, counselors can help with unresolved feelings and emotions about the cancer and its treatment.

Bone and Soft Tissue Tumor Program care for children and teens with benign and malignant tumors, from diagnosis to treatment to follow-up. Our team uses the latest diagnostic approaches to identify treatments that improve your child's quality of life now and into adulthood.