THE LINKS LISTED BELOW ARE RECOMMENDED BY CANCER MONTHLY
www.cancermonthly.com-Cancer Monthly-launched January 1, 2006
Cancer Monthly was created by parents who have lost their children to cancer and realized that better information was needed to make more informed treatment decisions. Today, Cancer Monthly is the only centralized source of cancer treatment results in the world.
www.mycancerplace.com-My
Cancer Place-launched July 12, 2006
My Cancer Place is the first and most comprehensive virtual community for cancer patients. Modeled on MySpace, it allows cancer patients and their loved ones to connect and network with each other .
www.survivingmesothelioma.com-Surviving Mesothelioma-published October 2005
"Surviving Mesothelioma and Other Cancers: A Patient's Guide"
is the first book published by Cancer Monthly. It is written by Paul Kraus who
was diagnosed in June 1997 with terminal mesothelioma, an aggressive type of
cancer, and sent home to die. Instead of giving up, he created his own path to
healing and continues to enjoy a good quality of life.
www.cancermonthly.com/cancerwire.asp-CancerWire-published every month
CancerWire is Cancer Monthly's free monthly e-newsletter that presents original interviews and news stories about important cancer topics. The focus is on integrative therapies, health freedom, and other subjects that directly impact a patients ability to make informed decisions.
www.healthsearchplus.com Health Search Plus-launched November 13, 2006-
Health Search Plus is
Cancer Monthly's web search tool that allows cancer patients and others to
perform more comprehensive and quicker health searches. The tool allows users to
simultaneously search 30 key databases, including: the National Institute of
Health website, FDA, Centers for Disease Control, Pubmed, Clinical Trials
Database, Medical Dictionary, Books, People, Blogs, News, Videos, Audio
Recordings, Google and Yahoo.
Health Related Sites:
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/
http://www.foxnews.com/health/
http://www.abcnews.go.com/health
http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/health/main204.shtml