Should you need cancer treatment while pregnant, a medical team will support you and decide with you the best treatment to minimise any risks to your baby.

Receiving treatment for cancer, including breast cancer, will affect whether you can breastfeed safely – it depends on the treatment.

What is chemotherapy? Find credible information on chemotherapy, including its side effects, how and why it's used, how it's given and more

Each type of cancer is treated differently. In some cases, several types of cancer treatments are given. Read more about the types of treatment here

Cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy and surgery, may affect female fertility in different ways.

The most common types of cancers that happen in children are different from those seen in adults. Find out more about types of childhood cancers here

Most people can be immunised, except for people with certain medical conditions and people who are severely allergic (anaphylactic) to vaccine ingredients.

Cancer and its treatment may affect a person's ability to conceive a child or maintain a pregnancy.

This section has information about treating children’s cancers. Each type of cancer is treated differently. In some cases, several types of cancer treatments are given.