Rhabdomyosarcoma, a cancer that usually affects muscles, is the most common soft-tissue sarcoma in children. Overall, around 65% of children with rhabdomyosarcoma will survive, but the cure rates vary depending on different characteristics of the disease.
Our research blog covers a huge range of topics relating to cancer in children and young people, with input from clinicians, researchers and young people who have been affected by cancer.
The RCN / CCLG ‘Career and Education Framework for Children and Young People Cancer Nursing’ has been extensively updated in 2022 by a working party from across the RCN / CCLG nursing Groups.
Read personal stories from young people and families affected by cancer. Each of these stories has been submitted to us by a young person or family with first-hand experience of childhood cancer, whether currently or in the past.
In aid of CCLG's 50th birthday, we are hosting a Gold Ribbon Gala dinner on 17 June 2027
