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- Cancer Options - Information about complementary and alternative medicine and the role of nutrition in the prevention and treatment of cancer.
www.cancer-options.net
- Cancer Prevention Studies Branch - Plans, develops, and conducts intramural research, nutritional and chemoprevention interventions and trials, and develops methodologies for ascertaining study priorities and for assuring quality control in cancer research.
www-dcs.nci.nih.gov/branches/cpsb
- CancerSafe - Commercial service offering a panel of serum markers with the aim of early detection.
www.cancersafe.com/home.asp
- Chemoprevention Research Group - The group at the University of Michigan is dedicated to cancer prevention clinical trials, including esophageal, colon and cervical cancer preventative studies.
www.med.umich.edu/fp/chemohome/chemohome.html
- Chemoprevention: The Answer to Cancer? - Explains the concept, list agents and describe benefits of chemoprevention in regard to prevention and treatment.
ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/5000/5051.html
- M. D. Anderson Cancer Center: Cancer Prevention - A division of the facility which attmepts to increase the ability to predict and prevent cancer through research, clinical service and educational programs.
www.mdanderson.org/departments/divcanprev
- My Experience with Skin Cancer: a Warning - Don't let it happen to you. It is not fun; see my experience firsthand.
www.dreamwater.com/sport/walkstick/cancer/cancer.htm
- Strang Cancer Prevention Clinic - Cancer prevention program since 1937. Located in New York City.
jcbottino.ascomd.org
- Sun Protection Shop - Australian firm provides skin cancer information including about that of Melanoma, and a guide for skin care products which provide UV radiation protection cover.
www.sunprotectionshop.com/webcontent24.htm
- Your Cancer Risk: The Source on Prevention - The Harvard Center for Cancer Prevention developed this interactive site to estimate your risk of cancer and offer personalized tips for better health.
www.yourcancerrisk.harvard.edu
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