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*Oncology Nurse Navigators ... treatments and hospital visits. The ONN will guide you on your path through cancer care ... you through treatments and hospital visits. The ONN will guide you on your path through cancer care ... nurse navigator;oncology;16226

*Cancer Tx Center Choosing ... to get treatment. Finding Your Cancer Care Home: Tips for Choosing the Right Center It’s ... find care centers that offer the treatment you need. 2. Find experts who treat your cancer type ... cancer treatment;cancer treatment center;16204

*Cancer Tx Prep ... The first step in preparing for your cancer treatment is to find an oncologist and treatment ... treatment centers in your area. Preparing for Cancer Treatment How can you get ready for ... cancer treatment preparation;oncologist;cancer treatment center;second opinion;cancer support;p07317

*Oncology Team Pediatric ... advanced training to care for children with cancer. They may help the doctor manage your child’s symptoms ... diseases. Pediatric oncologist. This doctor manages your child's cancer care. They get advanced ... 40339;cancer in children, your child's health care team;child cancer, health care team;pediatric cancer, health care team

radiology is also called radiation oncology or radiation therapy. It's the treatment of cancer and ... -rays were discovered in 1895 and radium in 1898. The first cure of cancer by radiation was reported ... therapeutic radiology;radiation oncology;external beam therapy;brachytherapy;p09513

*Cancer Retreats ... retreats offer medical care. But always talk to your healthcare team first before considering a camp or ... available for children, adults, or families affected by cancer. Your healthcare team may be able to ... cancer;cancer treatment;coping with cancer;23400-1

-term plan. Even though cancer-free, your child will need follow-up care throughout life to look for ... long-term effects of childhood cancer and how to help your child stay well at the American Society of Clinical Oncology . ... childhood cancer; cancer survivor; healthy lifestyle; recurrent cancer; cancer prevention; learning difficulty;

can also help you know what to expect from treatment and from your cancer care team. Getting ... questions. But you have people on your healthcare team to help. Cancer of Unknown Primary: Newly

*Cancer Tx Emotional Support ... your illness on loved ones. Emotional self-awareness is a great first step in this process. It ... to help people cope with the emotional impact of cancer. Or they may connect you with an oncology ... cancer treatment;emotional support;support group;16173

. Your oncologist may also act as the lead healthcare provider for all your cancer care. Oncology ... , form your cancer care team. Cancer Treatment Team Your cancer treatment team may include many ... cancer;cancer treatment;oncology;surgeon;oncologist;oncology nurse;treatment team;radiologist;p07151

your radiation therapy team. Ask these questions during your visits. Call your team if you need to ... Resources When you find out you have cancer, you most likely have questions about treatment ... Radiation;radiation therapy resources help;cancer treatment;82294

Cancer: Questions to Ask Your Child's Healthcare Provider ... cancer center your child's care is developed within a multidisciplinary team. This means that a ... questions before your visits with healthcare providers. Start by asking the ones that are the most ... cancer child;cancer care;cancer coping;p02741

Detailed information on cancer in children Topic Index - Oncology Oncology Home About ... Clinical Trials and Cancer Questions to Ask Your Child's Physician Coping With the Diagnosis ... Cancer, Chemotherapy, Bone Marrow Transplant, Leukemia, Wilms Tumor, Hodgkin Lymphoma, Non-Hodgkin

An Overview of Eye Cancer ... risk for eye cancer? A risk factor is anything that may increase your chance of having a disease ... they aren’t under your control. The risk factors for eye cancer include: White skin Light ... cancer;oncology;tumors;eyes;ophthalmology;optical;ophthalmic;vision;FAQs;frequently;asked;questions;FAQEyeOcularCancer

It's normal to feel afraid when you are told you have cancer. Your healthcare team is there ... Lymphoma: Newly Diagnosed Non-Hodgkin lymphoma is a type of cancer that starts in your lymphatic system ... Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma;Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma treatment;hematologist;lymphoma;cancer;16085-1

providers can find the place in your body where cancer cells first started to grow. This is called the ... primary site. In carcinoma of unknown primary (CUP), providers can’t tell where the cancer first ... CUP;cancer;oncology;carcinoma;unknown;primary;FAQs;frequently;asked;questions;FAQCarcinomaofUnknownPrimary

Radiation therapy helps your child fight cancer. It uses strong X-rays to kill cancer cells ... help your child cope with its side effects. Treating Cancer in Children: Radiation Therapy ... 40343;treating cancer in children, radiation therapy;child cancer treatment, radiation therapy ... ;radiation therapy, child cancer;pediatric cancer treatment, radiation therapy;radiation therapy

*Cancer TX Housing ... get the care that’s best for you. You may need to visit your cancer care center often. So it might ... cancer treatment, getting the right care is important. Your local hospital might not have the specialists ... cancer treatment;housing assistance;Cancer;16236

*Mastectomy Follow Up Care ... Successful treatment of your cancer is the first step toward a healthy future. Now you can ... begin a follow-up program. This lifelong program should include visits to your healthcare ... ;women's health issues;mastectomy;after breast surgery follow-up care;treating breast cancer;after ... Mastectomy follow-up care;Follow-up care for a mastectomy;Breast Surgery;Breast Self-care after a

*Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer New Dx ... When You've Been Diagnosed with Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer ... people on your healthcare team to help. Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer: Newly Diagnosed Being told ... you have skin cancer can be scary, and you may have many questions. But you have people on your ... skin cancer;nonmelanoma skin cancer;treating nonmelanoma skin cancer;BMelD1