Late Effects after a Transplant Using Donor Cells (Allogeneic Transplant)
New side effects can occur months or years after transplant. Learn who's at risk and how to treat them.
Late Effects After Transplant
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Late Effects after a Transplant Using Your Own Cells (Autologous Transplant)
New side effects can develop months or years after transplant. Learn your risk and how to treat them.
Late Effects after a Pediatric Transplant/Transitioning to Adult Care
Pediatric transplant survivors can develop late effects of transplant, even as adults.
Secondary Cancers after Transplant
Learn how to minimize the risk of developing a secondary cancer after a stem cell transplant.
Infections after Transplant
Infections after a stem cell transplant are common. Learn how to protect yourself.
How to Protect Your Health after a Transplant Using Donor Cells (allogeneic transplant)
Learn how to minimize the risk of developing problems after a transplant using donor cells, and how to treat problems that arise.
How to Protect Your Health after a Transplant Using Your Own Cells (autologous transplant)
Learn how to manage health issues that can arise after a transplant using donor cells.
Protecting Your Child's Health after Transplant/Transitioning to Adult Care
Survivors of a pediatric bone marrow transplant can develop related health issues later in life. Learn how to monitor for and treat them.
Your Personal Survivorship Plan: What, Why and How?
Transplant survivors need a personal survivor care plan that details their health risks and appropriate treatment long-term.
Protect Your Health after a Transplant Using Your Own Stem Cells (Autologous Transplant)
50% of autologous stem cell transplant survivors have at least one chronic health problem long-term. Learn to how reduce your risk.
