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NCCN Updates Cancer Guidelines
(updated May 2010)
The National Comprehensive Cancer
Network has updated several of its
NCCN Clinical Guidelines in Oncology™, including Bone Cancer, Colon
Cancer, Rectal Cancer, Antiemesis, and
Multiple Myeloma.
NCCN.com
Brachytherapy website Launched
(updated May 2010)
Nucletron has launched a new website,
AboutBrachyTherapy.com, to educate
people about the use of brachytherapy
in cancer treatment.
AboutBrachyTherapy.com
Online Support Community for Ovarian Cancer Created
(updated May 2010)
The Ovarian
Cancer National Alliance has created
Inspire, an online support community.
OvarianCancer.Inspire.com
New Helpline for People Facing Melanoma
(updated May 2010)
The Melanoma Research Foundation and CancerCare have launched the Melanoma Helpline for people with melanoma, caregivers, and healthcare providers. The helpline offers callers free telephone counseling and information.
Tutorial on Targeted Therapies for Multiple Myeloma Now Available
(updated May 2010)
The National Cancer Institute has added
a new tutorial to its Understanding Cancer
Series: “Targeted Therapies for
Multiple Myeloma.” View or download
the tutorial at cancer.gov.
cancer.gov/cancertopics/ understandingcancer/targetedtherapies
Candlelighters Gets New Name
(updated May 2010)
Candlelighters Childhood Cancer
Foundation has changed its name
to American Childhood Cancer
Organization.
AmericanChildhoodCancer.org
New Online Lung Cancer Community Launched
(updated May 2010)
The Lung Cancer
Alliance has launched Lung Love Link,
which links the lung cancer community
to resources and support.
LungLoveLink.org
New Breast Cancer Registry Created
(updated May 2010)
The Cancer Support Community
has launched a new movement, the
Breast Cancer M.A.P. (Mind Affects
the Physical) Project, to learn about
the breast cancer experience from the
women who live it.
csc.BreastCancerRegistry.org
Information on Life after Cancer Now Available
(updated May 2010)
Older adults who have
survived cancer can find out what to
expect once treatment ends in “Life
after Cancer,” the newest topic on
NIHSenior Health.gov.
NIHseniorhealth.gov/lifeaftercancer/toc.html
ASTRO Offers Radiation Safety Questions
(updated May 2010)
The American Society for
Radiation Oncology has published a list
of radiation safety questions for people
to ask their doctor at RTanswers.org.
RTanswers.org/treatmentinformation/questions/safetyquestions.aspx
