Cancer Types
Learn about different types of cancer, including breast, cervical, lung, colorectal, prostate, and skin cancers.
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Explore trusted organizations and resources that can help you learn more about cancer, prevention, screening, and support.
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Reliable Information Matters
Cancer information can be overwhelming. We have gathered trusted resources to help you learn about cancer, prevention, early detection, treatment, and support.
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Prevention
Explore evidence-based information about reducing cancer risk, vaccination, healthy habits, and early detection.
Explore Prevention →Symptoms & Early Detection
Learn why recognizing unusual changes and seeking appropriate medical advice can be important.
Learn More →Cancer Treatment
Learn about major types of cancer treatment and questions people may want to discuss with their healthcare team.
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Cancer information can be overwhelming, especially when unreliable claims spread online. We encourage you to use evidence-based sources and speak with qualified healthcare professionals when making decisions about your health.
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These organizations provide evidence-based cancer information, research, guidance, and public-health resources.
World Health Organization
Global information on cancer prevention, early detection, treatment, and cancer control.
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Detailed information about cancer types, treatment, research, clinical trials, and cancer-related topics.
Visit NCI →CDC
Public-health information about cancer prevention, screening, risk factors, and health programs.
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Cancer information covering prevention, detection, treatment, support, and patient resources.
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