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Diagnosed with NF1
- WHAT NOW?
What is NF1?
Symptoms
Diagnosis
Will my child grow tumours?
Helping your child
Getting support
FAQs
Others living with NF1
Information
about NF1
Living with NF1:
- What you need to know
- School and education
- NF1 and Cancer
- Transition
- Family planning
- Specialist centres
- Treatments
- Case studies
Information for professionals:
- Health Care Professionals
- Educational Professionals
About the
Childhood Tumour Trust
What we do:
- Bring people together
- Provide support
- Research and awareness
Our partners & helpful links
Meet the team
Contact the CTT
How you
can help
Get the facts on NF1 and breast cancer
Get the facts on NF1 and breast cancer
Diagnosed with NF1
- WHAT NOW?
What is NF1?
Symptoms
Diagnosis
Will my child grow tumours?
Helping your child
Getting support
FAQs
Others living with NF1
Information
about NF1
Living with NF1:
- What you need to know
- School and education
- NF1 and Cancer
- Transition
- Family planning
- Specialist centres
- Treatments
- Case studies
Information for professionals:
- Health Care Professionals
- Educational Professionals
About the
Childhood Tumour Trust
What we do:
Bring people together
- Camp for ages 12-17yrs
- Days out
- Online activities
- Young adults group
- Youth ambassadors
Provide support
- Counselling & workshops
- Resources
- Facebook support group
Research and awareness
- Research
- Awareness days
- Conferences
Our partners & helpful links
A variety of organisations and charities that provide specialised support
Meet the team
Contact the Childhood Tumour Trust
How you
can help
Donate
Donate
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Supporting children, young adults and their families up to the age of 30
Supporting children, young adults and their families up to the age of 30
Diagnostic criteria for Neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1)
A diagnosis of NF1 can be given if an individual has two or more of the following manifestations:
Get the facts on NF1 and breast cancer