CancerCareCancerCarehelps recently diagnosedpatients and their families cope both emotionally and financially by finding counseling and monetary support resources online.
The goal: Diagnose all women’s cancers at stage I, when they are most curable.
Access info on assessing and lowering your cancer risk and clear up common misconceptions.
MyCancerPlace.comDon’t face cancer alone.
Check out the online survey to find your risk for various types of cancer.
Also register on the site to manage your connections with other patients and experts.
Cancer Treatment Centers of AmericaCTCA is a leading provider for personalized cancer treatment.
Browse a list of treatments they offer and learn about their six centers across the United States.
Still confused about the best course for your cancer treatment?
Chat with a CTCA Oncology Information Specialist on the telephone or online.
Cleaning for Cancer is there to support patients by providing them with free residential cleaning services.
Log on to the website to find a cleaning service near you.
The Brain Tumor FoundationNot sure how to find the best doctor?
BTF has a guide to evaluating doctors, so you are sure to find the right one.
North American Brain Tumor CoalitionBecome a brain tumor advocate.
NABTC is dedicated to being a strong public policy voice on behalf of adults and children with brain tumors.
Brain Tumor WalkUnite your friends around a cause.
Learn whether you’re eligible to participate in various breast cancer treatment trials through this not-for-profit organization.
Also, learn more about their Wig and Prosthesis Bank.
The Pink Ribbon Program is all about gaining mobility, strength and confidence through the power of pilates.
Registered users can also participate in online discussion forums.
Ask questions, get advice and share support in this online community.
National Breast Cancer Coalition FundYou can make a difference!
See avideo report from the 2009 YSC conferencehere.
National Breast Cancer FoundationThe NBCF is fighting breast cancer through early detection.
It is their mission to provide free mammograms to underprivileged women.
National Breast Cancer Awareness MonthNBCAM is only in October, but this website offers advice year-round.
The foundation has invested more than $1.9 billion in the breast cancer movement since its inception in 1982.
Learn more about breast cancer, fund-raising and even share your story on their website.
Check online for the schedule of walks taking place across the country.
The donations you receive help fund cancer research efforts and provide education and support to patients and their families.
Enjoy musical performances throughout October at the Hard Rock Caf?
Nine cities nationwide will host two-day, 39-mile events.
The funds raised go to local, regional and national breast cancer organizations.
LunafestCatch a chick flick!
The festival highlights more than 150 films made by, for and about women.
Lunafest was established by LUNA, the Whole Nutrition Bar for Women.
The walk is coming to Phoenix, Seattle and L.A. this fall; eight more are scheduled for 2012.
This year the event debuts in Orlando, produced by Cosabella, Neiman Marcus and the M.D.
Funds raised through each event support free screenings and other breast health services in the local community.
Visit the website for information on how to host a Bra-ha-ha in your area.
Check out the WCN online bookstore.
National Cervical Cancer Public Education CampaignGet a yearly email reminder when you sign up for Take the Pledge.
The website also offers a mother-daughter guide to overcoming the discomfort that can come with discussing the subject matter.
Tamika & FriendsCheck out this online data pipe of survivors and friends affected by HPV and cervical cancer.
Members take turns hosting events to promote awareness and make personal connections.
The site provides detailed information on colon cancer symptoms, genetics, risk factors, statistics and support initiatives.
Fight Colorectal CancerJoin the movement!
Get Your Guts in Gear: The Ride for Crohn’s and ColitisGutsy riders are coming to the Midwest.
Get Your Rear in GearThe Colon Cancer Coalition is raising the stakes with a race.
Participate in a 5K to raise awareness about the second deadliest cancer.
HNCA connects patients, families, friends and caregivers for support and inspiration.
Visit their website to donate to the cause.
Join the community forum to connect with others affected by kidney cancer.
Bank of America Chicago MarathonRun in the Windy City raise money for kidneys.
Light the Night WalkLight it up for leukemia and lymphoma.
Organized by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, funds from the walk cover research and patient services.
View their Liver Channel programs including new updates, webcasts and survivor videos.
LiverTumor.orgRead the latest scientific articles about radiofrequency ablation, a leading treatment for liver cancer.
They also have a list of definitions every liver tumor patients might encounter.
Liver Life ChallengeBike, run, or climb to help fight liver cancer.
Browse the site to find a challenge in your state.
Liver Life WalkWant to put an end to liver disease?
Lace up your sneakers!
Find a walk near you and bring your friends.
1394 or S. 752bills calling for a plan to address prevention, early detection and treatment.
Code Blue for Lung CancerWant a loved one to quit the sticks?
Download this 25-minute podcast to her computer.
American Lung AssociationGet a personalized treatment report for a variety of lung conditions, including cancer.
Their interactive tool helps you understand your diagnosis as well as the pros and cons of your treatment options.
Lung Cancer Foundation of AmericaRead their blog Lung Cancer?Through My Eyes by a woman currently fighting cancer.
LUNGevity FoundationThrow an event to fight back against lung cancer with support from LUNGevity.
Planning to run a LUNGevity marathon?
Use their virtual trainer to get ready for the run!
Melanoma patients can find tips for undergoing treatment, including advice on easing side effects and ensuring proper nutrition.
SCF also recommends that women “go with your own glow.”
Don’t get burnedsun safety has never been so easy!
The site also features a database of treatment centers that meet the MHN’s standards of excellence.
Aim at MelanomaConnect with a nurse to get all your questions about melanoma answered through Aim’s NurseOnCall hotline.
Also read through their Survivor Stories from patients who have recovered from cancer at every stage.
punch the online calendar to learn when it’s rolling into your city.
National Ovarian Cancer CoalitionNOCC works to educate women about ovarian cancer to improve survival rates.
The website allows you to send ovarian cancer facts and symptoms to a friend.
SheROX Triathlon SeriesJoin Team Hope!
The National Series women-only triathlon is coming to San Diego and Bermuda in October.
Raise $750 for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund and get cool gear for the race.
PanCAN also offers a free clinical trial matching service.
Also, find out how to get your U.S. representative involved in the Pancreatic Cancer Research and Education Act.
The NPF gives tips for successful living with pancreatic diseases.
Also learn about alternative therapies like meditation, acupunctureand laughter!
An Evening With the StarsGaze at the stars at The Pancreatic Cancer Action web connection’s gala.
14th Annual L.A. Cancer ChallengeCelebrate Halloween (and get your pre-pig-out workout) with a run!
100 percent of the money raised will fund pancreatic cancer research.
Join the walk to raise fundsplus, connect with other walkers across the country on their online message boards.
Find one near you on the website.
Plus, you might download recipes made for thyroid cancer patients undergoing iodine treatments.
Frank includes strategies to cope with cancer on a daily basis, as well as patient anecdotes.
Partial proceeds from the book sale are donated to CancerCare.
It is a highly sophisticated, multibillion dollar system."
So cut the red tape.
Also get the inside scoop on cancer centers, pharmaceutical companies and insurance.
Finally, Dr. Fesen answers 50 questions he gets most often from his patients.
Breast Cancer: The Complete GuideBy Yashar Hirshaut, M.D., and Peter I. Pressman, M.D.
Davidson knows from experience.
The Adventures of Cancer BitchBy S.L.
The book is an extension ofher blog of the same name.
