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This page list websites that can help you research, understand and cope with
your illness. While the web is a wonderful resource, it includes both information
and misinformation. This page lists resources that we believe are more reliable.
Websites change and we do not unconditionally endorse everything on these
websites. We encourage you to discuss anything found on these websites that
you do not understand. Included with some of the links is a brief overview
of the site. Please give us your feedback on the sites you find most helpful.
National Cancer Institute
This site contains comprehensive information about the
most common types of cancer. Included is detailed information
about cancer staging and treatment options. This is an
excellent place to start for anyone who would like to understand
his or her cancer better. For information on specific cancers,
go under "Cancer Information" then "Types of Cancer". Also
included is information about support groups, hospice and
most other issues that touch cancer patients.
People Living with Cancer
This is the patient information site of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. This website contains comprehensive cancer information similar to the National Cancer Institute but is slightly easier to use.
Oncolink
Another comprehensive website containing information on cancer staging and treatment, as well as support groups and related information.
Association of Cancer Online Resources
This site has emphasis on support groups and mailing lists.
Other recommended websites include:
American Cancer Society
Cancer Hope Network
National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship
National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
American Brain Tumor Association
National Brain Tumor Foundation
Breast Cancer.Net
Living Beyond Breast Cancer
National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations
The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Colon Cancer Alliance
Colorectal Cancer Network
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