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COVID-19 and Your Child, Teen, or Young Adult with Cancer<\/h3>\r\n\t

COVID-19 is a new virus that has now spread across the world. We know that this virus has caused worry for everyone, and for families taking care of children with cancer, we know that the worry may be even higher. Children, teens, and young adults undergoing treatment for cancer have lowered immunity that may make it harder for them to fight infection, such as COVID-19. As a parent or caregiver of a child, teen, or young adult with cancer, you should take extra precautions. Below you will find some facts that will help you to lower the chance of your child catching the infection or transmitting it to others,
\r\nand will help you know what to do if you think your child may have COVID-19. As always, please contact your child\u2019s primary treatment team with any concerns that you may have.<\/p>\r\n\t

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