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Cancer
Survivorship
Information
on the Web
This area of WorldWideWolfe provides
information for
help, support, and resources
for cancer survivors. I have
selected various organizations
that provide a wide range of
services and information for
many different types of cancer survivors.
This is not the principal area
to obtain information about cancer and
cancer
treatment.
American Cancer
Society|NCCS|CancerNews|Cancer
Web|NCCF|ABTA|APS|OncoLink|Tampa
Bay Resources
1. American Cancer Society
The American
Cancer Society has many programs for cancer survivors.
Begin by checking out Patient
Services which lists the programs
for survivors. Man
to Man is good place to learn about cancers in men.
If you are interested in cancer Advocacy
this is a good place to begin.
The American Cancer Society has established a
Website just for cancer survivors. It is the Cancer
Survivors Network. One of the best areas is its Talk
Shows that has panels of cancer survivors discussing all aspects of
cancer survivorship. It has an Expression
Gallery, Personal Webpages,
Discussion Groups,
and Recommended Cancer
Resources.
2. National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS)
The National
Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, NCCS is a
national cancer survivor advocacy group. Their
web site
has lots of valuable information about cancer,
Cancer
Information,
and cancer survivorship, Survivorship
Programs.
Cancer
News on the Net has links to a large
percent of the cancer
resources on the Web.
You should bookmark this site because it
will point you in the
right direction. Cancer
Support Groups has
a comprehensive list of links to such organizations
such as:
4. Cancer Web
Cancer
Web is a UK site that has lots of excellent information.
Cancer
Associations is a good list of cancer survivor organizations
around the world. Medical
Associations and Societies is an
excellent list of a wide variety of organizations
that cancer
survivors might want to contact.
5. National Childhood Cancer Foundation, NCCF
Childhood
Cancer Information can be found at this site along
with information about NCCF.
6. American Brain Tumor Association
The American Brain
Tumor Association is the site for those
interested in brain tumors and support for those
with brain
tumors.
5. New York State Breast Cancer Information Clearinghouse
The New York
State Breast Cancer Information Clearinghouse
is one of the best places to visit if you are
a breast cancer
survivor.
The American
Prostate Society has a good site for
prostate cancer survivors.
7. OncoLink at the University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center
OncoLink,
in my estimation, is the best source of cancer
information on the Web. Their Support
Groups section of
OncoLink provides one of the best lists of support
groups
and services that can be found on the Web. You
should
bookmark this page.
8. Cancer Resources in the Tampa Bay Area
This is a link to the cancer survivor page of
Tampa
Bay Online
which gives all of the principal cancer
survivor resources
in the region along with some links to major
cancer hospitals
and national organizations.
American
Cancer Society|NCCS|CancerNews|Cancer
Web|NCCF|ABTA|APS|OncoLink|Tampa
Bay Resources