Support and community for adolescents and young adults affected by cancer.
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Stupid Cancer provides support and community for adolescents and young adults (AYA) affected by cancer. It exists for a group whose experience often differs from that of older patients, offering connection with peers who understand what cancer looks like at a young age. For young patients deciding where to turn, it is a community built specifically around them, not a general program.
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