[Series] Navigating the challenges in and identifying the priorities for childhood cancer survivorship in Asia

Survival after childhood cancer has markedly improved over the past decades in Asia, leading to a growing number of survivors in the region. However, long-term care for these individuals remains a substantial challenge in Asia due to the insufficient availability of comprehensive childhood cancer survivorship programmes in the region. Many countries and regions of Asia are only beginning to acknowledge the significance of post-treatment care. In this third paper in a Series on childhood cancer control in Asia, we provide an overview of the challenges, disparities, and enablers in the provision of long-term follow-up care in Asia.