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National roll-out for award-winning digital platform to support young people following diagnosis

Jamie Cargill
Jennifer Cheshire
Mike Stevens
Posted 07 June 2018 - 10:04

An award winning digital platform, produced by a young adult cancer team, is set to be rolled-out nationally following success in the south west.

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