#Resources

Cancer.net and cancer.org to cross-share select patient and consumer resources

Money matters are often a challenge. Luckily, you don’t have to navigate this situation alone. These organizations can help.

Learn how to identify sources of misinformation about cancer—and how to find truly reliable information.

These organizations provide up-to-date treatment options while offering emotional support and patient and caregiver connections.

After a small-cell lung cancer (SCLC) diagnosis, you need education, support, access to care and help with finances.

New treatments have improved outcomes for this cancer. Find out the latest info, get support and connect with survivors.

Whether you are newly diagnosed, are on treatment or are a survivor, family member or caregiver, these resources can help.

Whether you’re recently diagnosed or have been living with cancer for years, these resources can help you find the support you need.

These resources can help every cancer patient’s and survivor’s wellness journey.

These trustworthy sources can help you stay up to date on how to get care and stay safe.

COVID-19 has disrupted care and raised treatment safety concerns. These trustworthy sources can help you stay up to date.

When your life is affected by cancer a retreat combines natural beauty with fellowship.

After a lung cancer diagnosis, you need education, support from peers and counselors, access to care and help with finances. Start here.

Families of children with cancer face special challenges. Here are some places to seek financial, emotional and educational support.

These resources offer the latest information, guidance and support.

The author of a book about “going flat” helps start an organization for women considering forgoing breast reconstruction after a mastecto...