Most Adolescents and Young Adults with Solid Tumours Reach Near-Normal 5-Year Survival Within Four Years — Implications for ‘Right to be Forgotten’ Policies
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Most Adolescents and Young Adults with Solid Tumours Reach Near-Normal 5-Year Survival Within Four Years — Implications for ‘Right to be Forgotten’ Policies

Population-based Dutch data show that AYA survivors of most solid malignancies achieve five-year conditional relative survival >95% by four years post-diagnosis, supporting reconsideration of blanket 10‑year disclosure periods in Right to Be Forgotten laws.