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YACS
(redirected from Young Adult Cancer Survivors)

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YACSYet Another Community System
YACSYoung Adult Cancer Survivors (cancer-survivor social group)
YACSYale Adherence and Competence Scale (behavioral research)
YACSYet Another Curta Simulator (VRML Simulation of the Famous Curta Mechanical Calculator)
YACSYou Are Correct, Sir
YACSYears of Active Commissioned Service


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i[2]y's mission is to end isolation and improve the quality of life of young adult cancer survivors, their families and caregivers by providing 'one-stop' access to hard-to-find resources, peer support and social networks.
i[2]y's mission is to end isolation and improve the quality of life of young adult cancer survivors by providing one-stop access to hard-to-find resources, peer support and social networks.
The LAF awarded $95,085 to nine recipients for their programs addressing the unique set of physical, emotional, psychological and social challenges faced by adolescent and young adult cancer survivors.
 
 
 
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