161. NCH Healthcare System: Regional Cancer Institute: Cancer News Prostate cancer? Renal cancer? Stem Cell Transplant? Supportive Care? Latest Thyroid cancer general News by Topic. Thyroid cancer - general http://cancer.nchmd.org/news.aspx?section=cancernews&display=summary&cid=146

162. M. D. Anderson Cancer Center - Pancreatic Tumor Study Group Tumor Study Group regarding cancer of the pancreas. Provides access to an illustrated FAQ and general information. http://www.mdanderson.org/DEPARTMENTS/pancreatic/

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164. Pancreatic Cancer, The Cancer Information Network general information and related links. http://www.cancerlinksusa.com/pancreas/index.asp

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165. Christchurch Cancer Genetics Research Group Breast cancer Links cancer general Links cancer - New Zealand cancer GeneticsCytogenetics Molecular Cytogenetics Links DNA Links Fun Links http://www.chmeds.ac.nz/research/cancergenetics/links.htm

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166. Breast Cancer - General Practice Notebook Clinicallyoriented information. http://www.gpnotebook.co.uk/simplepage.cfm?ID=-717946878

167. Maine Coast Memorial Hospital available at the Ellsworth Public Library. Please check the Library catalogor ask a Librarian. cancer general RESOURCES. BOOKS. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES http://www.mcmhospital.org/fyi/reference/helper/help_cancer.html

HELPER materials available at The Ellsworth Public Library Note: Other titles on this topic may be available at the Ellsworth Public Library. Please check the Library catalog or ask a Librarian. CANCER GENERAL RESOURCES BOOKS ADDITIONAL RESOURCES H.E.L.P.E.R. Ellsworth Public Library 20 State Street, Ellsworth, ME 04605 E-mail Web Site Maine Coast Memorial Hospital Health-Link Mill Mall Ellsworth, ME 04605 E-mail Web Site Maine Coast Memorial Hospital 50 Union Street Ellsworth, ME 04605 664-5311 Ext. 235 or 236 Web Site about The American Cancer Society’s Informed Decisions: The Complete Book of Cancer Diagnosis, Treatment, and Recovery.

168. Sloan-Kettering - Breast Cancer Overview and general information about the condition from Memorial SloanKettering cancer Center of New York City. http://www.mskcc.org/document/WICBREAS.htm

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169. Cancer Biotherapy & Radiopharmaceuticals cancer Biotherapy Radiopharmaceuticals general Information; View/SearchFull Text Read a Free Issue Tables of Contents Editorial Board http://www.liebertpub.com/publication.aspx?pub_id=8

170. Breast Cancer Information And Helpful Links general information in a factsheet format. http://www.rideforlife.org

Free information on breast cancer with helpful links. Is environmental toxins contributing to the increase in cancer cases? Visit this site to find out. Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer symptom, Cancer, shopping, Free, Breast, Florida, Health, Woman, womens health, disease, environment, toxins Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer symptom, Cancer, shopping, Free, Breast, Florida, Health, Woman, womens health, disease, environment, toxins BREAST CANCER Breast cancer is life-threatening because it spreads to vital organs. One cancer cell multiplies, forming a malignant tumor. These cancer cells then break into blood vessels and enter the lymph system, a network of vessels that carry fluids through the body. Cancer cells then spread through the body and secondary tumors form, most commonly in the lungs, bones and liver. The process of spreading from a primary tumor to secondary tumors is called metastasis. This QuickTime Movie file shows you how cancer spreads in the breast area. The file is 526KB and it is courtesy of Health Philadelphia.

171. Cancer Care Center - Lutheran General Hospital at Advocate Lutheran general Hospital. cancer Care/Oncology The Lutherangeneral cancer Care Center has expertise in the full range of cancer treatment http://www.advocatehealth.com/luth/services/cancer/

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172. Colorectal Cancer - General Practice Notebook Clinicallyoriented information. http://www.gpnotebook.co.uk/MedwebPage.cfm?ID=-328531913

173. ACOR Leukemia Links: General Cancer Links Oncolink is an excellent place to find general cancer information. cancer WEBa useful site for general cancer information from the United Kingdom. http://leukemia.acor.org/medical.html

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174. -- Roswell Park Cancer Institute general cancer Information. If you would like help researching a cancer question,please call Roswell Park cancer Institute at 1877-ASK-RPCI http://www.roswellpark.org/document_1677.html

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175. Medicare.gov - Colorectal Cancer Information Gives general information about the condition including links to institutional sources. Also links to related Spanish language publications. http://www.medicare.gov/Health/ColonCancer.asp

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176. Cancer Care Center cancer Care Center. general cancer Information What Is cancer? Bladder cancerBreast cancer Cervical cancer Colon cancer Esophageal cancer Gastric http://www.cancercarecenter.org/cancernews.aspx?section=cancernews&display=summa

177. CEA-Scan, A Website For Patients And Physicians For Colorectal Cancer general information on colorectal cancer with emphasis on a monoclonal antibody diagnostic test. http://www.cea-scan.com

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178. General Surgery Practice Of Northern New Jersey At general Surgery Practice of Northern New Jersey, we offer minimally invasivesolutions to common Hernias, Obesity, and cancer of the Breast and Colon. http://www.njsurgery.com/

Please Accept This Certificate For A Complementary Consultation Our mission is to provide our patients with state-of-the-art surgical care in a comfortable, caring environment. We believe that our patients should be well informed. Having surgery is a stressful event and we believe that by taking the time to educate you about your condition and about your surgical options, we can lessen some of this stress. You may then proceed confident that you have made the best choice for you. Specializing in Minimally Invasive Solutions to Common Surgical Problems, Steven P. Shikiar, MD, FACS offers Laparoscopic Surgery for the treatment of Hernias, Gallbladder Disease and Gallstones, Reflux and Hiatal Hernia, Diverticulitis and other Colonic Disorders and Morbid Obesity. Outpatient, minimally invasive techniques are also offered for Varicose Veins and treatment of Venous Stasis Disease. Stereotactic Breast Surgery and Sentinel Node Biopsy are utilized for the diagnosis and treatment of patients with diseases of the breast or breast cancer. These surgical options afford women with alternatives to more aggressive surgery with equivalent or better results, yet significantly less pain and morbidity. This web site is designed as a teaching tool, to highlight certain procedures within this practice and to explain, in lay terms, the benefits of these procedures. We encourage you to contact us via email, telephone, etc. if you have any questions. This site will be updated regularly. Please feel free to browse this web site frequently.

179. Latest Anal Cancer Treatments Provides general information in an understandable format. Aimed at the patient level. http://www.cancergroup.com/em32.html

A N A L C A N C E R What is Anal Cancer? A cancer originating in the colon , or rectum , makes up this group. The colon and rectum are continuous, but the differing treatments for cancers arising in different parts of the intestinal tract makes it useful to distinguish them by location. The colon is also known as the "large intestine," and starts where the small intestine ends, in the area of the lower right portion of the abdomen. The area where the small intestine becomes the colon is called the "cecum," and the fingerlike "appendix" is located nearby. The colon is shaped like an arch. The right leg of the arch is called the "ascending colon," and runs up the right side of the abdomen, bending under the liver. The arching portion is the "transverse colon," and it runs under the pancreas and stomach, ending under the spleen. The left portion of the arch is the "descending colon" running down the left side of the abdomen. The descending colon connects to the "sigmoid colon,"

180. Cancer Resources For Patients, Family, And General Public - CancerIndex There is a vast amount of cancer related information on the Internet. A briefgeneral discusiion Patients are encouraged to discuss questions or http://www.cancerindex.org/clinks6.htm

Home Site Map Cancer Types Treatments ... About Patients, Family, and General Public Home Patients / Public Jump to the Menu Search: ABC Index Home Welcome Welcome to "Guide to Internet Resources for Cancer". This site contains over 100 pages of links to cancer related information organised by disease, country, treatments, and other topics. This page is intended to provide a starting point for patients, family, and the general public. You may find it convenient to bookmark this page now so that you can return directly to this page at a later date. There are other starting points for Health Professionals and Researchers If you are a new to this site please take a moment to read the Introduction and the . Experienced users may want to proceed to the Public Menu Introduction There is a vast amount of cancer related information on the Internet. This guide aims to make it easier to find specific information by providing a catalogue of web sites / pages sorted by disease type, country, treatments, and other relevant topics. Remember that health care systems, treatment protocols and clinical trails may vary from country to country. Your physician: if you are a patient always remember to discuss your health concerns and information requirements with your physician. Your physician should be able to provide you with the information which is

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