- Deb B's Cancer Information Site
Deborah Bell, Co-Manager of the Ovarian Problems Discussion List, has been maintaining this site of cancer links for some time. Primarily relating to ovarian cancer, this comprehensive list has not been reviewed in total.
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Ovarian cancer topics including risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, clinical trials and prevention information.
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Lists symptoms as wells as conditions that put you at a higher risk for this type of cancer. Dedicated to raising money for research and a cure. Information links and support.
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In addition to fully researched information on ovarian cancer and treatment, this excellent site includes downloadable pamphlets and a list of Canadian gynecologic oncologists.
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Ovarian Cancer Early Warning Symptoms and Recommended Action. A personal story and a developing support group.
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Comprehensive link listings for Ovarian Cancer, with mirror sites in 8 different countries/languages. Even a tutorial for beginners on how to navigate the Web.
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Leaders from a number of the most active ovarian cancer groups around the country have joined forces to form this national organization
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A physician guided website for ovarian cancer patients, their families, and caregivers. Your starting point for cancer information on the web.
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The Ovarian Cancer Screening Program uses transvaginal ultrasound to deliver free screens in a protocol to reduce mortality due to ovarian cancer.
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On line survey of ovarian cancer. Issues such as advocacy, clinical trials, treatments, support, and awareness.
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